Strexvale
Registered User
"This team's going left to right or right to left." If it's on TV I can see it, if it's on the radio I'd rather visualize myself in the arena and I have my own visual orientation for that. Couching it with "my right" or "my left" is fine though for some reason.
"*Insert team here* is wearing the white/dark jerseys." Again, if it's on TV I can see it, if it's on radio I don't care. My imagination will do some of the work.
Any reference to a players junior team or college team or draft position during Play by Play. I truly don't care during that part of the game, call the game. Use the color or the intermission or whatever to talk about the players past. It ends up being irrelevant at best and distracting at worst. My enjoyment of a game has never once improved from knowing that a player played bantam in 'pick a place.'
Picking one fact and hammering it over and over again. Like, great this player hasn't scored in x games. I didn't need to hear about it every time he picks up the puck.
"*Insert team here* is wearing the white/dark jerseys." Again, if it's on TV I can see it, if it's on radio I don't care. My imagination will do some of the work.
Any reference to a players junior team or college team or draft position during Play by Play. I truly don't care during that part of the game, call the game. Use the color or the intermission or whatever to talk about the players past. It ends up being irrelevant at best and distracting at worst. My enjoyment of a game has never once improved from knowing that a player played bantam in 'pick a place.'
Picking one fact and hammering it over and over again. Like, great this player hasn't scored in x games. I didn't need to hear about it every time he picks up the puck.