ESPN Finally Unveils Dale Jarrett But Misses The Mark

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Rover Rover found this 2/6/2008 on dalyplanet.blogspot.com [flag]
It was certainly one of the biggest NASCAR TV stories of 2008. Rusty Wallace takes a slow walk down to the Infield Studio and Dale Jarrett steps into the ESPN and ABC broadcast booth for the entire Nationwide and Sprint Cup race schedule. NASCAR Now is also in the middle of some changes, and the first two days of the new schedule were low-key and without any outstanding elements. Wednesday, ... [link]

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