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Astros’ fan called for interference by Joe West tells media in-game he didn’t interfere with Mookie Betts, A.J. Hinch supports his case
This whole cycle of criticism, the fan's response, and a manager weighing in played out quickly, against the backdrop of the ongoing game.
Joe West took issue with camera placement at Chase Field, because of course he did
FOX Sports Arizona analyst Bob Brenly made the point everyone was thinking.
Bill Simmons tells Mike Francesa he thinks the Lakers will pay LaVar Ball to stop talking
Is this a plausible theory?
ESPN 850 Cleveland radio host Aaron Goldhammer fulfills Baker Mayfield bet, eats horse poop live on air
Goldhammer truly consumed some shitty content.
Hawk Harrelson wishes on-air LeBron and others would “keep their nose out of politics and just play,” takes backlash
"I wish these guys would keep their nose out of politics and just play because people didn’t come to hear their opinions on politicians."
AA Q&A: Michael Kay talks juggling his radio show with Yankees broadcasts, Sunday Night Baseball, and his future in broadcasting
Keith Hernandez again endorses beaning of Ronald Acuña and blames Acuña for injury, as MLB suspends José Ureña for six games
"Acuña could have turned his back, who knows, it's split-second, but he did drop his elbow to deflect the ball, and unfortunately he got hit in the elbow, and that's one place you don't want to get hit. ...So I stand firmly by what I said, and I don't think the pitch was that terrible."
Keith Hernandez’s “You gotta hit him” comments on Ronald Acuña being hit with the first pitch of a game led to an uproar
"You hit three home runs, I'm sorry, you're going to go down. ...You've got a team that's out of it that's retaliating, and that's just part of the baseball code."
Braves postgame show continues seamlessly while man faceplants in background
Brian Jordan wants to laugh so hard here.
Nats’ TV broadcasters go silent multiple times while bullpen melts down again
The ol' Hawk Harrelson move when the team collapses.
Yankees-White Sox TV broadcasts get up-close look at umpire removing moth from his ear
Rick Ankiel, now a Fox Sports Midwest analyst, says he’s pondering a comeback as a relief pitcher to “put one more chapter on...
"When you take a look at baseball, the game has swung back around to my style of pitching, you talk about the big curveball, fastball. So I figured why not come back as a lefty reliever and put one more chapter on my book?"
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Braves’ broadcaster Joe Simpson blasts “unprofessional” Dodgers for batting practice t-shirts and shorts, Dave Roberts fires back
"If I were a Dodger fan, I'd be embarrassed. And I don't know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching."
A’s radio broadcaster Roxy Bernstein called his own one-handed foul ball catch
Have yourself a night, Roxy.
Edwin Encarnacion foul ball annihilates TV camera during A’s-Indians game
Thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the camera lens.
This Mississippi State fan at the College World Series gave one of the greatest local-TV interviews of all-time
We're pretty sure he's kidding, but you never know!
Buffalo radio producer and host Ryan Gates lives up to his promise to quit if the Bills drafted Josh Allen
"I'll quit if they draft Allen with Rosen or Mayfield on the board." Well, they did, so he did.
Dave Scott’s San Diego local news inflatable run segment, one of the worst ever, tops Reddit’s “cringe” subreddit
"Now, does that mean that everyone here becomes an inflatable today?" "Do they want to be inflatables?"
Angels’ broadcasters Victor Rojas and Mark Gubicza dubbed an open over stormtroopers for Star Wars Night
Now this is embracing a theme.
NBC Sports Bay Area camera shakes as earthquake hits San Francisco during Giants-Reds game
Earthquake in the Bay Area felt by the NBC Sports Bay Area Giants' camera during the game.
Keith Hernandez accidentally flipped off a SNY camera, later told a story about a Dr. Seuss tie he got from “Seinfeld”
Hernandez's attempt to show off a finger injury led to him flipping off a camera.
Giancarlo Stanton homers, John Sterling debuts new melodic home run call
Sterling crooned, "Non dimenticar, that ball sure traveled far," to the tune of a 1958 Nat King Cole song.
