All Star Game watching

Rover found this 7/16/2008 on thefanblog.blogspot.com [flag]

I know my wife isn't going to let me watch this whole thing. I'm sure she's going to make me watch Big Brother 10. But sitting through a night of Tim McCarver might be too much anyhow. A nice pregame ceremony but not sure Joe Buck was the best voice for it. Still it was nice to see all those legends together. And I guess baseball didn't even have a Pete Rose controversy, but the all-time hits ... [link]

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In Which Alfonso Soriano Sums Up Six Hours of All Star Fail

Posted 7/16/2008 on FanHouse

I shouldn't really say fail. After all, Clint Hurdle did let Aaron Cook pitch for three full innings, so we've got that going for us. And Joe Buck and Tim McCarver never fell asleep as far as we can tell. But, as you can hear from Buck here, Terry Francona had maxed out his bench in the seventh inning. Alfonso Soriano , meanwhile, was busy striking gold. Again, Soriano picking his nose -- ...

Tim McCarver shouldn't have a (bleep)ing job, for the love of Pete

Posted 7/16/2008 on Camden Chat: Front Page Posts

Does anyone here on this site own the book pictured to the right? Anyone at all? Come on. Admit it if you do. Just come right out and say it. You DO? You're banned. Tim McCarver crossed over again into unmatched "analytical" territory during the All-Star game last night. He had some true gems. Now, look, most of us are aware that McCarver is a bumbling dullard on his best days, and ...

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Posted 7/16/2008 on Red Reporter: Front Page Posts

Because I don't have enough TIm McCarver in my life. Seriously, it's a great game. Enjoy.

Why I’m Rooting For The NL To Win The All-Star Game

Posted 7/15/2008 on Dugout Central

And you should root for the NL, too! November 2, 2008: “Hello everyone, this is Joe Buck along with Tim McCarver and this is it! The bottom of the 9th inning, Game 7 in what may very well be the greatest World Series finale ever. The score is an amazing 13-13 in a very cold and very windy night at Wrigley Field.” “They call the wind Mariah” “That’s true, ...

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Published 7/14/2008 on NYDailyNews.com - Baseball

This was in October 1964, the day before Game 3 of the World Series. Walking into Yankee Stadium, Tim McCarver, the St. Louis Cardinals' 22-year-old catcher, was not overwhelmed by the architecture.