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Sterling would say it was walkalicious -- nm
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CQ (aka CQ)
Oct 15 '13, 16:15
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to be fair, most mlb team announcers are all a bit of homers in their own way. The Tampa guys are over the top homers -- nm
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CQ
Oct 15, 16:19
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I think radio guys are really supposed to be. I mean, I think the stations want them to be. -- nm
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mara
Oct 15, 16:24
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Of course they are, they're de facto reps for each team, it's why they often hire former team players to do/help with the broadcasts. -- nm
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Stephen
Oct 15, 16:28
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*thinks of Mike Shannon and shudders* -- nm
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mara
Oct 15, 16:31
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they want listeners to form a bond so they'll be more likely to tune in every day -- nm
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zork
Oct 15, 16:30
this. the expectations on radio announcers are way different than for tv ones. -- nm
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zork
Oct 15, 16:27
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Sterling is just ridiculous, but Waldman is a major homer. She was crying on radio when Clemens retired. wtf? -- nm
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CQ
Oct 15, 16:21
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hee. -- nm
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Tim
Oct 15, 16:56
*laughing* -- nm
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CQ
Oct 15, 16:25
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