Awful Announcing
"You're going to tell me that you're going to put Tim Tebow on your major-league roster? Are you kidding me? You want to be a clown or a laughingstock before you even start here?"
No, the Mets' announcers are not joining Blue Man Group.
"Acuña could have turned his back, who knows, it's split-second, but he did drop his elbow to deflect the ball, and unfortunately he got hit in the elbow, and that's one place you don't want to get hit. ...So I stand firmly by what I said, and I don't think the pitch was that terrible."
This will mark the fourth-straight year MLBN has done a stats-focused broadcast, featuring "in-depth context of analytics."
"You hit three home runs, I'm sorry, you're going to go down. ...You've got a team that's out of it that's retaliating, and that's just part of the baseball code."
It was an exclusive ESPN broadcast due to being a makeup game from a Sunday Night Baseball rainout, so Mets and Yankees fans were forced to watch this broadcast.
Maybe Trout's interest in the weather was all he needed for media stardom after all.
"Gotta love a beat writer who bashes his team constantly but played tuba in the band in H.S. Great work @MLB."
Colin Cosell hopes to put a twist on his grandfather's iconic "Down goes Frazier!" call for the Mets' Todd Frazier.
Harvey's outburst to reporters is understandable when you consider how he has been covered by the New York media at large.
Hernandez's attempt to show off a finger injury led to him flipping off a camera.
"To be quite honest with you, the Suffolk County police, who patrol Long Island, the L.I.E., they know my car and I’ve been known to go 80 [miles per hour] all the way home, which means I get home in around an hour and 10 minutes."
Ron Darling giggling is worth the price of admission.
