What the Hell is Wrong With America?

Awful Announcing found this 12/5/2007 on www.firejoemorgan.com [flag]

Joe Morgan is supposed to be fired . Not placed in the Baseball Hall of Fame . Again . The late Bill King, who called Oakland Athletics games for 25 years, and Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan of ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball coverage were the other two broadcasters placed on the ballot by online voters. Fuck the heck?! Online voters. You sons of bitches. Joe Morgan, baseball player = ... [link]

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Joe Nuxhall Leads List Of MLB Broadcaster HOF List Which Includes, Wait....Joe Morgan???
Published 12/5/2007 by Awful Announcing- at Awful Announcing
... Morgan of ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball coverage were the other two broadcasters placed on the ballot by online voters.Oh you silly "online voters" you! Come on Joe....we know it was you clicking 122,000 times on your ESPN provide laptop that got you nominated. No one could really think that you deserved this but you right? Right?!? The winner will be announced in February and the award will be given out at the 2008 HOF Induction Ceremony in July. What The Hell Is Wrong With America? (FJM) Nuxhall leads list of Frick finalists ...

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