Final A’s postgame show was prerecorded due to ‘studio conflicts’
"Just being fair, if we don't reference something that just happened, the reason why is because this show is being recorded."
"Just being fair, if we don't reference something that just happened, the reason why is because this show is being recorded."
"I hope that somebody is willing to, you know, partner up and do this."
"Well, Sin City heard him loud and clear."
"Have you heard even a single dissenting voice outside of Oakland?"
"Shame on you MLB, all the owners, the Athletics and most of all John Fisher and Rob Manfred."
Studio analyst Bip Roberts had to use the Kleenex box on the desk, part of an emotional farewell overall.
"John Fisher didn't have to move this team. MLB and its owners didn't need to be complicit in it. This was a choice. A wrong one. History will sneer."
As baseball says goodbye to Oakland, a cavalcade of visiting broadcasters have spoken out about the tragic circumstances facing A's fans.
"It turns out that the smart way to play baseball is boring,"
Bay Area sportscaster Larry Beil responded to John Fisher's open letter to Oakland A's fans by taking it apart piece by piece.
"I tell you, heartbreak is one thing. My ego's another."
Brazil is a 13-time Regional Emmy winner and 32-time nominee.
"When you give up a shot like that and it gets by, you should never have that reaction."
"This is a different Billy Bean. This is not the Billy Beane of the A's."
"Every step of the way, this thing has been fumbled."
"That’s quite the name. Will be fun for the announcers to say for sure."
"Orioles announcer Kevin Brown channeling Bill Walton on Jerry Garcia Night in Oakland."
We'll probably see more of this.
"Upon further review..."
Rays slugger Jose Siri got the last laugh after A's announcer Jenny Cavnar tried to dish out a clever pun in the ninth inning.
The Astros' TV crew devised a plan to prop Morales into the booth, setting up a historic broadcast on both networks.
"Was it any of them or was it someone actually in the A's dugout?"
Cavnar, the first woman to become a primary play-by-play announcer in MLB history, joined YES Network for a sitdown on Tuesday night.
“Then there is whatever the A’s are doing because they’re you-know-what-ing all over a fan base."