Red Sox radio booth cackles uncontrollably at ‘threesome’
"How about a little threesome?"
"How about a little threesome?"
"The Florida Panthers have won the Stanley Cup!"
"I hope the people who have heard me over the years know that's not the way I usually sound."
"Sean has been under the weather, and we’re grateful for him pushing through and giving it his all last night."
Bob Wischusen will call the game for ESPN in McDonough's absence.
"I'm gonna say David Pastrnak re-emerges and the Bruins win on a key goal by Pasta."
"The timing on this was insane."
"But where there's smoke, there's fire, too."
"What have they done this winter to be better?"
"That's actually sickening to hear."
"Only friends and family in attendance for this series."
Not only did Rays fans have to see them lose in the AL Wild Card Series, but Sean McDonough referred to the fans in attendance as a 'group.'
"What would've been a Hollywood ending..."
"It's a trade that can never be defended and a stain that will never be erased."
It's the rare instance where announcers get caught on hit mics and don't say anything that bad.
"The snow makes that technologically impossible at the moment until we can clear off some of those lines."
After seventeen years away, the NHL made a welcome return to ESPN on Tuesday.
"There were times it came across as being awkward, and it was awkward. It was awkward for me. You’re standing there next to somebody wondering, ‘If I ask him a question about this, is he gonna answer it or is he gonna be annoyed that I asked him?’ So it was uncomfortable."
Benetti stopped by the WEEI booth during the White Sox-Red Sox game to give us a note-perfect Sean McDonough impression.
McDonough returns to CFB and slides into Joe Tessitore's slot, calling ESPN Saturday night games with Todd Blackledge and Holly Rowe.
Sean McDonough doesn't seem too broken up about leaving Monday Night Football.