Maybe we just want times where we don’t have to speak or listen to women.

I love sports b/c it is my escape. I can’t escape if women have entered my space. I don’t want them in my space. Sometimes, my male space needs to be just that...my male space.

Listening to Mendoza is a line I will not cross.

Although I enjoyed her analysis and think she is completely competent...Sunday Night Baseball is one of my favorite things...and to take my final weekend breath before gearing up for my work week having to listen to a female voice talking about my favorite sport in prime time makes me feel kinda sick. I am not happy…

Aweful choices there are so many better other analysts in the industry.....Suzanne Waldman for example....times have changed when I heard her Mendoza doing the games I felt no attraction with her voice or commentary. I miss Mccarver and the old school guys that did the games..

Still trying to figure out how this is classified as good news, Tom? Hopefully, Michael Sam will be added to the GAMEDAY cast and if ESPN wants to make everyone happy they can add Caitlin Jenner as the host for any Olympic coverage this summer. That would really be good news you could report on.

How is this good news? Has anyone actually listened to her “analysis”? She doesn’t know anything about the actual strategy and fundamentals of the sport of baseball. I know people don’t like Curt Schilling’s politics or social media but he knows his baseball and is an excellent analyst. I will not watch Sunday night…

I like her but I honestly wasn’t that impressed with her analysis in the games that I watched. I feel in general it’s just not believable when someone who hasn’t played the game does color commentary, and that doesn’t just go for women, I feel the same way about a Tom Verducci or anyone else. It seems like their…

Who better to join the booth than someone who’s never played baseball and has only 1.5 years of color commentating experience?