
Wed Jul 15, 2009, 03:08pm
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Originally Posted by greymule
A few years ago, a (very) local cable channel broadcast a baseball game between two nearby high schools. One camera (in the 3B stands), and the "announcer" was a high school kid.
It was kind of fun to watch the local game, but the terminology of the play-by-play kid was amusing. On every swinging strikeout, the kid announced, "Caught him looking!" On every called strike, he announced, "Right down the middle for strike [whatever]."
On a Texas-leaguer, he informed the viewers that because the ball fell in front of the outfielder and behind the infielder, it would be ruled a "ground rule single." Also falling into the "ground rule single" category was a ground ball on which F3 threw home to retire the runner from 3B and the BR was safe at 1B.
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Tim McCarver when back to HS? It's about time!
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