I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three Hour Taco Bell Commercial

3
0
 I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three Hour Taco Bell Commercial  Links3
 I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three Hour Taco Bell Commercial
I've always secretly suspected that Fox has been slowly trying to destroy baseball telecasts since they took over the playoff broadcasts a few years ago. Their lead broadcast team of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver is full of trite cliches and hollow statements that never offer any actual insight. Their radar gun bursts into flames. The in-game graphics beep and sing like crazy for no particularly ... [link]

Tags:

Comments

Links (3)

Fanhouse: Lackey: I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three-Hour Taco Bell Commercial
Published 10/26/2007 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Fanhouse: Lackey: I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three-Hour Taco Bell Commercial "Nearly 150 million people see a Taco Bell® commercial once a week – more than half of the U.S. population.”....So, thank you FOX! I’ve always secretly suspected that Fox has been slowly trying to destroy baseball telecasts since they took over the playoff broadcasts a few years ago. Their lead broadcast team of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver is full of trite cliches and hollow statements that never offer any actual insight. Their radar gun bursts into flames. The in-game graphics beep and sing like ...

FanHouse: Fri AM 'Love and Sports in Michigan' Edition
Published 10/26/2007 by JCN at John Clifford Ness
... I Want to Watch Baseball, Not a Three-Hour Taco Bell Commercial: Their radar gun bursts into flames. The in-game graphics beep and sing like crazy for no particularly reason. Sometimes there are robots. And yet, I put up with all of it. Until now. Starting with ...

A Day Later, Pondering The Leaning Tower Of Matt Holliday
Published 10/27/2007 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
Though Bad Altitude finds some slim consolation in “the Red Sox haven’t had to use any of their vulnerable pitchers — which is every single one of them besides Beckett, Schilling, Okajima, and Papelbon — in a close-game situation yet”, there’s also the not-so-small matter of Colorado’s likely MVP leaving taking the bat out of Todd Helton’s hands in the last of the 8th Thursday night. The Fanhouse’s Pat Lackey, unduly distracted by some marketing nonsense of some sort of another, ...

Related Content

Related Stories
5

Why Live Blog?

I consider myself pretty savvy when it comes to trends in technology and the sharing of information. Heck, I started a blog, didn’t I? But there is one aspect of blogging that I cannot entirely embrace…the practice of live blogging. First ...
22

Tacoby Bellsbury

With his stolen base last night, Red Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury earned everyone in the country a free taco from Taco Bell on Tuesday, Oct. 30, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. (thanks to Taco Bell's "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" promotion).
1

That's It I'm Moving To Canada!

Via reader WC from Canada comes the most depressing news of the day. They have a better Health Care system than us, and now they've rid themselves of Joe Buck. Seriously..... Rogers Sportsnet has picked up the MLB International feed for the World ...
1

Royce Clayton and Coco Crisp's Unscripted Conversation About Fast Food

In case you were curious, that was 100%, entirely completely spontaneous. Darren Rovell noted how it seemed to be staged , but a Fox spokeman quickly responded to let him know that it wasn't. From SportsBiz : He said that the conversation between ...
9

Thank God For Shellsbury, That Taco Thing Was Getting Out Of Hand

The image you see on the right is the brand new shirt that appeared on Cafe Press minutes after the stolen base that won you a free taco on October 30th.
Related News Articles
Rookies Take Red Sox Right to the Brink
Red Sox rookies Daisuke Matsuzaka, Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury, pictured, all play big roles Saturday night as Boston withstands a Rockies rally for a 10-5 win and a 3-0 World Series lead.
Business Field Is In Play for Red Sox
The Red Sox are at the apex of the franchise's 106-year existence asBoston has married on-field success with off-the-field fortune.
Coors Field Gives Ortiz, Red Sox a New Look
The Colorado Rockies hope to have some better luck playing at home as Coors Field may put the Red Sox on their heels.
Red Sox Make It a Pair Against the Rockies
The Red Sox' bullpen inherits a slim lead from Curt Schilling and carries Boston to a 2-1 victory Thursday and a 2-0 lead in the World Series over the Colorado Rockies.
With His Future Uncertain, Lowell Stars in the Present
In a taut Game 2 of the World Series, Mike Lowell drills a tie-breaking double into left field in the fifth, providing the go-ahead run that leads to the Red Sox' victory over the Colorado Rockies.