For real. Right there with you. Can't stand him as a person. My ears would bleed.If it's Tom Caron I'll just turn on the radio and sync it up to the game
For real. Right there with you. Can't stand him as a person. My ears would bleed.If it's Tom Caron I'll just turn on the radio and sync it up to the game
For real. Right there with you. Can't stand him as a person. My ears would bleed.
Seems like a good guy and fine on the pregame desk, but the voice is raspy and grating.For real. Right there with you. Can't stand him as a person. My ears would bleed.
yea, you'd expect Brick to be under contract.... otherwise, it'd be both slots open.... but this may have been more behind the scenes than public knowledge to the fanbase before Jack announced when he did last year....Is Brickley still going to be on the broadcast? I think it's been mentioned but I forget.
Oh I am sure overall he's fine at his job. I had the unfortunate experience of dealing with him as a Hockey Dad. Yes, he was *that Hockey Dad.Seems like a good guy and fine on the pregame desk, but the voice is raspy and grating.
yea, you'd expect Brick to be under contract.... otherwise, it'd be both slots open.... but this may have been more behind the scenes than public knowledge to the fanbase before Jack announced when he did last year....
They had people audition with him so I would surmise that he will be.Is Brickley still going to be on the broadcast? I think it's been mentioned but I forget.
#1 prerequisite is that they go absolutely homer like Jack when we goon it up next season
Dunno why you type this. I think he'd be good. Radio hockey announcers tend to be good pbp guys. Baseball guys rarely transition well to hockey because they're used to all the down time to yak about unrelated and inconsequential bs.I wouldn't mind McDonough but he's also 62. I wonder if NESN would want someone younger so they don't have to replace another one in less than 10 years possibly sooner depending on when he wants to retire.
Please no Judd Sirott
likely reasoning is then you'd have Beasley having to search for Sirott's replacementDunno why you type this. I think he'd be good. Radio hockey announcers tend to be good pbp guys. Baseball guys rarely transition well to hockey because they're used to all the down time to yak about unrelated and inconsequential bs.
Dunno why you type this. I think he'd be good. Radio hockey announcers tend to be good pbp guys. Baseball guys rarely transition well to hockey because they're used to all the down time to yak about unrelated and inconsequential bs.
And why do I picture him going cross eyed everytime I hear it?Sirott's soccer-esque goal call sucks. In hockey, holding the "goal"/"scores" call for anything over a beat, unless it's an OT playoff game, reeks of the announcer not reading the room.
And why do I picture him going cross eyed everytime I hear it?
I always liked his intermission work.Oh I am sure overall he's fine at his job. I had the unfortunate experience of dealing with him as a Hockey Dad. Yes, he was *that Hockey Dad.
Irrational as I have literally never heard his voice, but no thanks.Sirott's soccer-esque goal call sucks. In hockey, holding the "goal"/"scores" call for anything over a beat, unless it's an OT playoff game, reeks of the announcer not reading the room.
Irrational as I have literally never heard his voice, but no thanks.
Sean or Dr. Faust.
I see.Here's a link to a regular season OT goal, but every goal call is exactly like this one. It doesn't matter; OT or 1st period, game winner or blowout, up by 4 or down by 4, Tuesday game in January vs the Sens or rivalry game vs the Habs to clinch a playoff berth, it's always the stupid soccer goal call:
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They could find Derek Sanderson, the man never saw a Bruin lose a fight.If there is a Greg Campbell style beating as his fights often went, it had best be sold as a pro Bruins TKO slaughter instead.