Mike Tomlin wasn’t happy about being mic’d up for ‘Hard Knocks: In Season’
"Shut your ass up."
"Shut your ass up."
"I would rather let the young boys eat."
"Such a small group of haters will kind of blast the idea (mic'd up players) and fall on the sword of 'Just show us the game.'"
"The kick hit the scoreboard...which is pretty odd. We're going to redo everything."
Mets infielder José Iglesias turned a double play while mic'd up, then celebrated by singing his hit song "OMG" to the ESPN cameras.
Rafaela starred for Curacao in the 2012 Little League World Series.
"The greatest play of a player who has worn the mic."
"I'll be the first to announce that I'll be doing the Home Run Derby this year."
This could have gone better.
"I'll take that E for you, big dog."
"I know that that sounds weird that I would focus on that, but that meant that before the game, he was like, 'I'm not worried at all.'"
"The Pac-12 is committed to delivering unprecedented access and entertainment to our fans throughout our football broadcasts, and to working with our media partners to be on the cutting edge of innovation."
"We want to bring our fans closer to what we do, and give them a peek under the hood."
Increased in-game interviews on MLB broadcasts have been popular with fans, and MLB and the MLBPA have incentivized players to do them.
Conversations with mic'd up players while they're on the field have added to MLB broadcasts, but there are important considerations around timing and potential distractions. ESPN's Karl Ravech and Phil Orlins, as well as Alex Verdugo of the Red Sox, spoke to SI's Emma Baccellieri on that.
Hendriks has been noted for on-mic profanity on a few occasions.
"I think that’s a decision Justin made. But I don’t see that happening with our guys going forward. Going forward, I don’t want our guys to do that."
An in-game interview of Ramón Laureano Thursday led to a broadcast f-bomb and then a later bleeped one, and it also led to a lot of criticism of in-game interviews of players.
Justin Thomas and Jon Rahm aren't interested in wearing microphones for reasons suggesting they don't understand why it's a potentially important step for golf.
"Oh, watch this! There's the wind, boys, there's the wind!"
"It bothers me. It bothers the organization. We’re looking hard into our cooperation going forward."