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1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 5:04PM #41
tomtresh Posts: 55	I do like his Russel Martin HR calls. Makes me wish Martin would hit them more frequently.
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 5:15PM #42
ArtVandelay Posts: 10,310	Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:47PM, Lola wrote: That one is bad too... Imagine being Suyzn Walman sitting next to him when he breaks out in song. imagine sitting behind the steering wheel when she joins him in song!? I fight with all my might not to drive off a cliff....
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 5:28PM #43
FW57Clipper51 Posts: 9,595	Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:15PM, ArtVandelay wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:47PM, Lola wrote: That one is bad too... Imagine being Suyzn Walman sitting next to him when he breaks out in song. imagine sitting behind the steering wheel when she joins him in song!? I fight with all my might not to drive off a cliff.... Art, Or how about when Suzy is excited like when Rogers Clemens came back to the Yankees at the Stadium. Clipper
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 5:31PM #44
Lola Posts: 12,787	Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:28PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:15PM, ArtVandelay wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:47PM, Lola wrote: That one is bad too... Imagine being Suyzn Walman sitting next to him when he breaks out in song. imagine sitting behind the steering wheel when she joins him in song!? I fight with all my might not to drive off a cliff.... Art, Or how about when Suzy is excited like when Rogers Clemens came back to the Yankees at the Stadium. Clipper Clipper.... That was by far her worst moment on air! She'll never live that down.
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 5:54PM #45
luvdayanks Posts: 10,166	Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:31PM, Lola wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:28PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:15PM, ArtVandelay wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:47PM, Lola wrote: That one is bad too... Imagine being Suyzn Walman sitting next to him when he breaks out in song. imagine sitting behind the steering wheel when she joins him in song!? I fight with all my might not to drive off a cliff.... Art, Or how about when Suzy is excited like when Rogers Clemens came back to the Yankees at the Stadium. Clipper Clipper.... That was by far her worst moment on air! She'll never live that down. Oh my goodness gracious, Roger Clemens is back and sitting in George Steinbrenners box.
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 6:42PM #46
Lola Posts: 12,787	Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:54PM, luvdayanks wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:31PM, Lola wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:28PM, FW57Clipper51 wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 5:15PM, ArtVandelay wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:47PM, Lola wrote: That one is bad too... Imagine being Suyzn Walman sitting next to him when he breaks out in song. imagine sitting behind the steering wheel when she joins him in song!? I fight with all my might not to drive off a cliff.... Art, Or how about when Suzy is excited like when Rogers Clemens came back to the Yankees at the Stadium. Clipper Clipper.... That was by far her worst moment on air! She'll never live that down. Oh my goodness gracious, Roger Clemens is back and sitting in George Steinbrenners box. Now he's sitting in the defendants box!
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 9:04PM #47
RockinDaBronx Posts: 2,873	Apr 24, 2012 -- 4:04PM, MADMAX wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 3:06PM, Lola wrote: Apr 24, 2012 -- 11:12AM, Carp wrote: Hmmmm..... You guys try it. ...before you. Throw darts.... Try ityourself. It ain't easy filling up air time, trying to keep people listening and to add excitement. Waldman does a great job with her content, the only issue is her voice is a bit annoying. Sterling's content is weaker, but his voice is good. It's tough putting the two factors together. In the end, this combination is much better that the converse situation. True Carp.... I have to give them credit... are they perfect, no. Some of Sterling's home runs calls have gotten a bit corney. His call for Andrew Jones..... was Merry Andrew! Keeping up with the Jones! The worst is his Granderson HR call. For those who haven't heard it he says. "Curtis you're some sort of grandish" Then he starts singing. " The Grandyman can, the Grandy man can." LOL!!!!! He sounds like he's lost his mind. well they do say Radio is the theater of the Mind, and in this case it's a senile one. has to be his worse call ever, he had so much material to work with, and he decided to go with some song from a 1940s musical and Willy Wonka, what a wierdo.
1 year ago :: Apr 24, 2012 - 9:30PM #48
HeatMiser Posts: 2,647	Who can take a fastball Knock it in the stands Give an interview With elocution and command The Grandy Man The Grandy Man can The Grandy Man can 'cause he's got a golden glove And hits the ball real good.
1 year ago :: Apr 25, 2012 - 5:54AM #49
BigGuy Posts: 38,621	Radio deal could send Yankees to FM By PHIL MUSHNICK Last Updated: 2:00 AM, April 25, 2012 Time to change the dial. The Yankees appear bound for FM radio. Local sports radio is on the precipice of radical change as ESPN, according to a strong wind blowing from the radio industry, is nearing the completion of a long-sought deal with an FM channel to give it a clear, full and far-reaching nighttime signal — something 1050 ESPN could not provide. The deal, upon completion — and that could be by the end of this week — would give ESPN long-term programming rights on the FM station, allowing the sports network to chase — and hard — Yankees rights. AP John Sterling Status in limbo. The Yankees, heard on WCBS-AM 880 since 2002, are radio free-agents after this season. It’s also fully anticipated that Knicks’ and Rangers’ nighttime radio broadcasts would switch from 1050 to ESPN’s new FM spot. ESPN, reached late yesterday afternoon, declined to comment. It’s highly unlikely that ESPN, if it lands the Yankees — especially attached to a big price tag — would be bound to retain the team’s current longtime broadcast duo of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman. Sterling has been calling Yankees radiocasts since 1989 and been partnered with Waldman since 1999. WCBS currently pays the Yankees about $14 million per season for rights. It is a big money-loser for the station and the CBS Radio Network, which also owns WFAN. WFAN’s deal with the Mets, in the neighborhood of $7 million per year, expires after this season, thus, once ESPN puts the finish to its FM deal, it’s inconceivable that ESPN’s FM side won’t start next year as the radio home of the Yankees, its first preference, or the Mets. No word, yet, on which FM channel ESPN is close to signing on with, but a source claims that one of its options last July, renamed WEMP 101.9 (from WRXP), is no longer in the picture. The Yankees always have been listened to locally on AM radio, beginning in 1939 on WABC. Over the last 73 years they have been heard on seven different AM stations, including WCBS, WABC (770), WOR (710), and WINS (1010). phil.mushnick@nypost.com Read more: www.nypost.com/p/sports/yankees/radio_de... "Never seen a payroll on a ring" "Leave the gun, take the cannoli "
1 year ago :: Apr 25, 2012 - 6:08AM #50
Stratocaster Posts: 6,405	Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:54AM, BigGuy wrote: Radio deal could send Yankees to FM By PHIL MUSHNICK Last Updated: 2:00 AM, April 25, 2012 Time to change the dial. The Yankees appear bound for FM radio. Local sports radio is on the precipice of radical change as ESPN, according to a strong wind blowing from the radio industry, is nearing the completion of a long-sought deal with an FM channel to give it a clear, full and far-reaching nighttime signal — something 1050 ESPN could not provide. The deal, upon completion — and that could be by the end of this week — would give ESPN long-term programming rights on the FM station, allowing the sports network to chase — and hard — Yankees rights. AP John Sterling Status in limbo. The Yankees, heard on WCBS-AM 880 since 2002, are radio free-agents after this season. It’s also fully anticipated that Knicks’ and Rangers’ nighttime radio broadcasts would switch from 1050 to ESPN’s new FM spot. ESPN, reached late yesterday afternoon, declined to comment. It’s highly unlikely that ESPN, if it lands the Yankees — especially attached to a big price tag — would be bound to retain the team’s current longtime broadcast duo of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman. Sterling has been calling Yankees radiocasts since 1989 and been partnered with Waldman since 1999. WCBS currently pays the Yankees about $14 million per season for rights. It is a big money-loser for the station and the CBS Radio Network, which also owns WFAN. WFAN’s deal with the Mets, in the neighborhood of $7 million per year, expires after this season, thus, once ESPN puts the finish to its FM deal, it’s inconceivable that ESPN’s FM side won’t start next year as the radio home of the Yankees, its first preference, or the Mets. No word, yet, on which FM channel ESPN is close to signing on with, but a source claims that one of its options last July, renamed WEMP 101.9 (from WRXP), is no longer in the picture. The Yankees always have been listened to locally on AM radio, beginning in 1939 on WABC. Over the last 73 years they have been heard on seven different AM stations, including WCBS, WABC (770), WOR (710), and WINS (1010). phil.mushnick@nypost.com Read more: www.nypost.com/p/sports/yankees/radio_de... FM? Hearing Sterling in stereo might just send Loon over the edge! I don't even want to think about surround-sound... no telling where the ball is then!! :-0