"That's a Faygo homerun" ~Jim Price on Tigers radio games (promotional thing)
"He's a professional hitter"
"He looks like a ballplayer"
"The....Yankees win!!" <----hate that!
"That's a Faygo homerun" ~Jim Price on Tigers radio games (promotional thing)
"He's a professional hitter"
"He looks like a ballplayer"
"The....Yankees win!!" <----hate that!
Last edited by TigersFanB406; 03-13-2007 at 07:57 AM. Reason: meant to say "radio"
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Ballgame over, Yankees Win, haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Yankees Win!!!!
Last Player to hit for the Cycle: Adrian Beltre, Texas Rangers (August 24, 2012)
Last Pitcher to throw a Regular Season No-Hitter: Homer Bailey, Cincinnati Reds 1-0 (September 28, 2012)
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"...a bang-bang play."
That's all I could think of, however, the next time I hear Charlie Steiner, I'll be back with about 50.
Argh! LOLOriginally Posted by geezer
Another one I hate is when they say the pitcher "jammed" him.![]()
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I hate this call with a passion! It is so STUPID!!!!Originally Posted by geezer
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Yeah, he act if somebody scared him after he said Yankees Win.Originally Posted by Honus Wagner Rules
Last Player to hit for the Cycle: Adrian Beltre, Texas Rangers (August 24, 2012)
Last Pitcher to throw a Regular Season No-Hitter: Homer Bailey, Cincinnati Reds 1-0 (September 28, 2012)
Last Pitcher to throw a Postseason No-Hitter: Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 (October 6, 2010)
I think this one's limited to Joe Buck, but he literally could NOT refrain from describing Olmedo Saenz as "The DANGEROUS Olmedo Saenz!" over and over and over during the 2007 NLDS. Nobody else was described as such, not even Carlos Delgado (who tore up Dodger pitching) or a genuinely "dangerous" Dodgers slugger like Jeff Kent. I thought it to be utterly ridiculous.
"They put me in the Hall of Fame? They must really be scraping the bottom of the barrel!"
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Motafy (MO-ta-fy) vt. -fied, -fying 1. For a pitcher to melt down in a big game situation; to become like Guillermo Mota. 2. The transformation of a good pitcher into one of Guillermo Mota's caliber.
Yes, this is a REALLY bad call! Very obnoxious and completely in-your-face rhetoric. I have to believe there are many Yankee fans who dislike it and are embarrassed by it. At least, I would hope so! I know that if the Dodgers had an announcer who said this after every win, I would be embarrassed for him. I truly would. I get the concept of homerism and the fact that announcers are not merely objective observers devoid of partisan emotion, but yech. This call is horrific.Originally Posted by geezer
Imagine if the famous call of Russ Hodges had been repeated by him after every Giants victory. Wouldn't you be a bit embarrassed as a fan to hear, "The Giants win the game! The Giants win the game! The Giants win the Game!" every time they won? Hodges' call was a spontaneous outburst of excitement following an incredible end to an incredible game, so one can forgive, and even embrace, the enthusiasm. But the call that Yankee announcer (whoever he is) makes after each Yankee win is one that a broadcaster would make after an amazing or unforgettable victory, NOT after every win during the season.
Or does he do it every game? I'm under the impression he does. If so, I find it pretty pathetic.
Last edited by Dodgerfan1; 03-14-2007 at 05:13 PM.
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