A’s announcer Glen Kuiper suspended after use of racial slur
NBC Sports California suspended Glen Kuiper after his apparent use of a racial slur during the Oakland A's broadcast Friday night.
NBC Sports California suspended Glen Kuiper after his apparent use of a racial slur during the Oakland A's broadcast Friday night.
A league spokesperson claims the MLB was "unaware of the edit."
"The Mets guys made a big deal of that possum."
With the A's heading to Las Vegas, where will their games air?
The Oakland Coliseum possum is back.
"Johnny was a gift to the Sacramento sports landscape for over two decades."
"Wash your hands after you touch that!"
Very normal Tuesday for the Oakland A's.
Fosse passed away at the age of 74 after a 16-year battle with cancer. He stepped away from the A's broadcast booth in August.
Grant led a remarkable life, starring in MLB, writing Baseball's Black Aces, playing music in nightclubs and on TV, and working as a broadcaster for two different teams.
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.
"An incredible heads-up effort from Nolan Arenado, but Tony Kemp on the backside, duck, dive, dodge, duck and dive!"
Where else do you get Vince Cotroneo describing third base blowing into the pool, or Glen Kuiper giving us a "How 'bout the slow trot around the dinner table?!