No More Morgan on Sunday Nights

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I would've preferred him in the Brewers' dugout.

So would have the Cubs, Reds, Astros, Pirates and Cards.

[rookieblue]

Dan Shulman did the Sunday night radio broadcasts for ESPN, among other duties. He's always seemed a quite capable play-by-play man. Good riddance to Joe Morgan, who suffers from invincible ignorance.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by rookieblue

Dan Shulman did the Sunday night radio broadcasts for ESPN, among other duties. He's always seemed a quite capable play-by-play man. Good riddance to Joe Morgan, who suffers from invincible ignorance.

I dunno: I think it's blameworthy.

[UMP 64]

There is only 1 that makes me puke, and that is "Know it all, done it all and seen it all" McCarver. Buck is OK at best, but one would thing the networks could do better than these two???

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by UMP 64

but one would thing the networks could do better than these two???

"I'll do the thingin' around here!"

Quick Draw McGraw.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

"I'll do the thingin' around here!"

Quick Draw McGraw.

Calling Tim (BigUmp56)!!! Where you at, Queesdraw?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by rookieblue

Dan Shulman did the Sunday night radio broadcasts for ESPN, among other duties. He's always seemed a quite capable play-by-play man. Good riddance to Joe Morgan, who suffers from invincible ignorance.

And the guys that replace them will not be much better. Not sure why folks get all up in arms over who calls the game anyway. I do not think there is much they can do for baseball anyway. There is a lot of idol time and not much the announcers can do to make the game more exciting the way the game is played today.

Peace

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

There is a lot of idol time...

like this:



or more like this?

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by rookieblue

Dan Shulman did the Sunday night radio broadcasts for ESPN, among other duties. He's always seemed a quite capable play-by-play man. Good riddance to Joe Morgan, who suffers from invincible ignorance.

He also works a lot of college basketball with Dicky V on ESPN.