OT: Official Sports Media Thread XII: Greg Gumbel Dies; CBS Sports Anchor Was 78

[quietbruinfan]

That makes me feel old but he was 78. I think Bryant is older.

 

[Fenway]

Greg called the most famous play in Patriots history

 

[McGarnagle]

Gumbel and Simms were on the call of every Pats game in the first dynasty. We're all getting old.

 

[22Brad Park]

That makes me feel old but he was 78. I think Bryant is older.

younger 76

 

[Fenway]

Gumbel and Simms were on the call of every Pats game in the first dynasty. We're all getting old.

Greg was a great talent to work with as he considered himself as simply a member of the crew.

The old stadium, was not broadcast friendly but he never complained.

Greg Gumble called the game that changed the Patriots' timeline.

It was the last game ever played at the old stadium in Foxborough and became the most memorable overtaking the 'Snowplow Game' of 1982.

2 hours after that game ended a starving Gumble found nourishment at Haven Brothers and enjoyed it.

 

[DKH]

98.5 The Sports Hub dominates fall Nielsen Audio ratings

The Sports Hub finished first overall with a 15.8 share, well ahead of second-place WZLX. WEEI was fourth with a 6.2 share.

www.boston.com

The fact that 98.5 morning show did so well reflects to me how brain dead people are

That show not only sucks in content it’s like waking up in college going into your dorm bathroom and smells like shit

What a vibe it gives off

I stopped listening when Fred started using the show as free therapy to air his f***ed up life

I’d rather listen to Kendra & Sue do Christmas trivia