In a privately paid for, non-taxpayer-funded stadium.
In a privately paid for, non-taxpayer-funded stadium.
This is fucking hilarious and thanks for explaining it, because I was still at the figuring-out stage of saying her name out loud and trying to come up with anagrams.
He’s the only radio voice I’ve ever known. I like him, but I genuinely don’t know how much of that is Stockholm syndrome.
I like him. He clearly does research on the players, which is a lot because the Yankees this year is basically fielding a full Yankees team and most of Scranton WB. He brings a bit of silliness and, dare I say fun, into the Yankees broadcast. His voice is instantly recognizable enough and I give him credit for…
Yeah, same here. I grew up listening to Yankees games with Sterling and Kay on the radio—because my parents didn’t think watching Yankees games 3 hours a night was a good idea—and I’ve just gotten used to him. He’s goofy and his home run calls can be tiring, but other than some standard-issue light homerism, I’ve…
Sports are meant to be silly and fun. If some guy who calls AAA games were doing the same thing, Deadspin would tag it under “Whimsy” and the guy would be a cult hero for a day or two around here.
Whoa calm down there with your kinky fantasies, Suzyn.
Exactly. He knows he’s just being a goofy old man who’s mostly out of touch and just embraces it. That said, I wouldn’t mind someone a little more laid back and velvety, but those types don’t really seem to exist anymore.
Eh. He’s better than listening to the NESN broadcast with the idiot homer Eck or the MLB Network with the second coming of Tim McCarver, John Smoltz (I live in MA and get Yankees games on MLB.tv which is blacked out when they play the Sawx). But give me Kay or Ruocco any day over Sterling.
To be fair, the river did stare at that home run for a really long time.
I likes blue crabs ... especially with a pitcher of cold beer, Old Bay seasoned, and a lot o’butter. Hell I even like watch them little bastards scurry in this vid ... ‘cause they are funny.
Heard he became a detective with the Miami PD.
Everything about this is accurate except failing to mention chicken tender subs.
“Publix is pretty good. It’s true. I know Floridians treat the place like it’s the Vatican and need to calm the fuck down about it, but Publix DOES make a fine key lime pie.”
The most unbelievable thing about a television show where The Rock won a Super Bowl with the Dolphins and now manages millions for players alongside the shotgun to the dick guy from Hot Tub Time Machine while some other heavybag goes from football to retirement to selling cars to GM of the Rams in 2 years is that the…
Oh shut up, they’re just a bunch of old crippled men now, let them enjoy the last few years they’ll be able to remember. I’m Gen X and have no dog in this fight but you Millennials with the “boomer” rage is really fucking tiresome.
Very surprised Drew didn’t mention the 1972 Dolphins in his “what has always sucked” section. Those motherfuckers are the worst kind of Boomers, rooting for the failure of Millennials while spewing that “back in my day” bullshit.
I googled their owner Steve Ross to see what he looked like and the majority of the hits were for Bob Ross’ son, Steve, who looks like someone Michael Myers would have killed in the 80s
Okay, chuckle boy, I’ve enjoyed these but I think we need to keep some level of accuracy and accountability in journalism. Floyd did NOT “superplex” (as you say) Danny Amendola. A superplex, is a suplex off the top rope (and would thus be impossible in the NFL). If anything, Floyd did some variation of a gutwrench…