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Old 11-01-2010, 08:44 PM
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Maybe we could make it a package deal, McCarver and Selig both go in to retirement.

CONGRATS TO THE JINTS! They deserve it and their homegrown pitching staff was fantastic.
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Congrats to the Giants. Their pitching was phenominal. Congrats to the Rangers for their best season ever, too.
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Tim McCarver is THE reason the mute button was invented.

Congrats to the GIANTS!
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Tim McCarver is THE reason the mute button was invented.

Congrats to the GIANTS!
I'll never forget the time during a World Series telecast when he took a few minutes to explain why an error made with none out is more likely to hurt the defensive team than an error made with one out.

Minutes.

Condolences to the Rangers and all of their fans. And the city of New York, too. Especially the Bronx.
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Yes, the home run won the game ----- BUT ---- the bunt WON the game ( for those who know ).
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People enjoy complaining about these announcers but Joe Garagialo, Tony Kubek, Keith Jackson and many others in the past were worse. Curt Gowdy was so biased for the Red Sox in 1975 it was a joke. Plus, it at least sounded as if he was drunk. And Cosell, who announced several, was almost certainly drunk.
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People enjoy complaining about these announcers but Joe Garagialo, Tony Kubek, Keith Jackson and many others in the past were worse. Curt Gowdy was so biased for the Red Sox in 1975 it was a joke. Plus, it at least sounded as if he was drunk. And Cosell, who announced several, was almost certainly drunk.
I am not sure they were worse than McCarver but they were all most certainly better than Tony Kornheiser.
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