Chris Berman is already making me want to mute the tv.
- Thread starter drt7891
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They need to make it five outs instead of ten. Either that or take out a round. The derby takes FOREVER to do. It's ridiculous for a guy to wait an hour and a half between rounds.
And they need to have a clause where Berman is not allowed to do the derby. Or they could show it on MLB Network as well- kind of like the NFL Network also does the draft so people have an alternative choice.
And it may be me, but I would rather see a straight up Old Timer's Game instead of a Celebrity softball game.
And they need to have a clause where Berman is not allowed to do the derby. Or they could show it on MLB Network as well- kind of like the NFL Network also does the draft so people have an alternative choice.
And it may be me, but I would rather see a straight up Old Timer's Game instead of a Celebrity softball game.
How in the hell is he still employed. I did mute my tv, i cant take 1 sec of him. He completely ruins the ESPN Monday Night Football show
I didn't watch the Home Run Derby specifically because I knew he'd be calling it. Otherwise, I think it's a cool event.
Chris Berman ruins everything he is a part of.
Chris Berman ruins everything he is a part of.
Said nothing about their folks on tv. Keep trying and maybe, just maybe, you'll eventually get something right.
BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK AND IT IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSSSSS....... GOOOONNNEEEE!!111!11!!11! THAT BALL WAS CRUSHED!!111!!!!111
As if no one knew we were sitting at home watching a home run derby. That's ok for a real game, but even then, most commentators (at least for the Braves Network) don't do that. Jim Ellis has done that on a few very rare occasions (the Vickerson and Masters HRs are the only two that come to mind... but I listen to the radio about half the time).
As if no one knew we were sitting at home watching a home run derby. That's ok for a real game, but even then, most commentators (at least for the Braves Network) don't do that. Jim Ellis has done that on a few very rare occasions (the Vickerson and Masters HRs are the only two that come to mind... but I listen to the radio about half the time).