Sportsnet will send Blue Jays’ radio crew on road for playoffs
Ben Wagner and analyst Chris Leroux will reportedly return to the road for the playoffs if the Jays make them.
Ben Wagner and analyst Chris Leroux will reportedly return to the road for the playoffs if the Jays make them.
"A tremendous catch, one of the best you'll ever see. The ball is behind him, and he has to reach behind him to make the catch, and cradles the ball against his body once he hits the turf. Terrific effort by Springer."
"When I see my kid with their hand in that cookie jar, I’m slapping that hand. So I’m trying to send a message."
This will put the "any publicity is good publicity" theory to the test.
"Our radio broadcast plans for the playoffs will be consistent with the regular season."
Fortunately, it was not a real fire. It was a real -- and largely unnecessary -- inconvenience for those listening.
"Right by the Toronto Raptors bench, you see a microphone catching fire"
A fan standing behind the panel showed "Sell the team!" on their phone.
"As for what comes next, I can only say that I will remain dedicated to telling inclusive and engaging stories, and pushing for equity and equality in sport. It is thanks to Hometown Hockey that I found my passion for this work, and it will always be my focus."
Later this summer, Sportsnet will reveal what will replace Hometown Hockey on Monday nights.
The Jets-Flames broadcast on Sportsnet ran into some announcer issues, but not everyone was upset with that.
Sportsnet is going for a lot of changes here, both in personnel and in platform focus.
Rautins had been involved with Raptors' broadcasts since the team's inaugural season in 1995.
"I apologize to Masai for what I said in that interview…. Believe me, when I look at that now, I cringe when I watch it."
"Tim and Sid" began as a radio show in 2011, and has been a prominent Canadian radio and TV show since then.
In something of a surprise move, Sportsnet has parted ways with Mike Wilner, who spent over 20 years...