The Broadcast booth

[TXA&M07]

improved, but there is still a fumbling idiot in there.

Shulman, Orel Hershiser, Bobby Valentine team on Sunday Night Baseball - ESPN


I've never liked Valentine. I think the guy is an absolute disaster behind a mic and I cannot for the life of me, imagine how he ever got players to respect what he had to say.

Orel, on the other hand, knows what he's doing. Hopefully he'll salvage the program.

 

[GAVol]

Shulman is a pro.

 

[TXA&M07]

They'll need to bring their "A" game with that dork sitting next to em'.

 

[TennesseeFan07]

I like the lineup.

 

[Co. Aytch]

Guess Jon Sciambi is on the radio now for ESPN. I guess he is a shooting star for that network.

I am going to miss the old crew.
Orel is not one of my fav's.

 

[tigervol9802]

I really don't understand the need for the 3 man booth.

 

[NYYVol]

I really don't understand the need for the 3 man booth.

It's ignorant, actually.

But Bobby V. technically counts as 1/3 of a broadcaster.
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[JTrainDavis]

I really don't understand the need for the 3 man booth.

Another reason why radio baseball wins.

IMHO, Boston has a great TV team with Orsillo and Remy, or whoever subs for Jerry, but they can't come close to comparing to Joe Castiglione and Dave O'Brien on WEEI. Back in the WSBK days when Sean McDonough did the play by play the TV had a puncher's chance, but not anymore.

Note that my post doesn't apply to Yankee fans, as nobody should be subjected to Sterling and the Beast.