I had to work tonight and because they wanted me to come in early tomorrow I couldn't watch the game when I got home so I had to listen to the Radio Call. Man I remember when I was first getting into the Sharks I would listen to Rusanowsky almost all the time, and while it's better to watch hockey instead of listening to hockey, it was fun to listen to the game tonight.
However, the main subject of this thread is has anyone else listened to the game instead of watched the game (Or synced it up to hear the call and mute the TV)? Do Dan and Jamie have a bit of a bromance in the booth or something because some of their witticisms were amusing, but a little awkward. I remember when Rusanowsky did the games by himself and he and Baker have great chimestry together, but does anyone else feel the same way?
Also, just because they don't get enough credit, if you have listened to the game, what do you guys think of the radio announcers. I think my earliest memory of Dan Rusanowsky was how he would never miss a game, but one day he was in a car accident and had to miss several that season. I remember him telling the story on that Voices show on NHL Network, but I actually remember it happening, and it felt like a big loss.
However, the main subject of this thread is has anyone else listened to the game instead of watched the game (Or synced it up to hear the call and mute the TV)? Do Dan and Jamie have a bit of a bromance in the booth or something because some of their witticisms were amusing, but a little awkward. I remember when Rusanowsky did the games by himself and he and Baker have great chimestry together, but does anyone else feel the same way?
Also, just because they don't get enough credit, if you have listened to the game, what do you guys think of the radio announcers. I think my earliest memory of Dan Rusanowsky was how he would never miss a game, but one day he was in a car accident and had to miss several that season. I remember him telling the story on that Voices show on NHL Network, but I actually remember it happening, and it felt like a big loss.