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Gary, Radio, NLDS

G-Fafif Oct 05 2012 05:12 AM

Gary Cohen will be doing the first two games of the Reds-Giants series on ESPN Radio, Saturday night and Sunday TBD. He'll partner with Rick Sutcliffe before being shoved aside so Chris Berman can bigfoot his way back in and pretend he's a baseball announcer.

Frayed Knot Oct 05 2012 06:05 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

I don't get into announcer bashing nearly as much as other Met/baseball/sports-in-general fans seem to, but the two I'd vote to NOT hear do a baseball game currently working are Rick Sutcliffe (color) and Chris Berman (p-b-p) Poor Gary. Being good only gets you so far in this business.

metirish Oct 05 2012 06:45 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

I hope Sutcliffe is drinking.....cheap joke, sorry. Seriously, I can't go him at all, one, he speaks way to low.....which I guess is fine as I don't want to hear him....

seawolf17 Oct 05 2012 07:09 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. I don't want, say, some Cleveland radio station to say "this guy's amazing; give him whatever he wants to come here."

Swan Swan H Oct 05 2012 07:15 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

seawolf17 wrote: Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. I don't want, say, some Cleveland radio station to say "this guy's amazing; give him whatever he wants to come here." Indeed. It also sucks when guys miss games for other jobs. Jim Duquette is not horrible, but after just one season I feel that losing Josh Lewin to football even a few weekends a year is too many. This was especially noticeable as the absence of channel 11 had me listening to the Mets while watching football on mute a couple of Sundays. Fortunately, Howie is rarely called upon to extend his Islanders gig into the playoffs.

Ceetar Oct 05 2012 07:20 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Swan Swan H wrote: seawolf17 wrote: Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. I don't want, say, some Cleveland radio station to say "this guy's amazing; give him whatever he wants to come here." Indeed. It also sucks when guys miss games for other jobs. Jim Duquette is not horrible, but after just one season I feel that losing Josh Lewin to football even a few weekends a year is too many. This was especially noticeable as the absence of channel 11 had me listening to the Mets while watching football on mute a couple of Sundays. Fortunately, Howie is rarely called upon to extend his Islanders gig into the playoffs. ouch. Of course, Islanders fans say the same thing about his Mets gig into October..

seawolf17 Oct 05 2012 07:21 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

I remember hockey! They used to play it when I was a kid.

Edgy MD Oct 05 2012 08:00 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

I like an occasional dose of Duquette to keep Rose and Lewin honest. Pretty high-larious that Howie missed the no-hitter.

cooby Oct 05 2012 08:55 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

seawolf17 wrote: Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. I don't want, say, some Cleveland radio station to say "this guy's amazing; give him whatever he wants to come here." I used to feel that way about Lindsey Nelson doing Notre Dame games.

Gwreck Oct 05 2012 11:49 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Edgy DC wrote: Pretty high-larious that Howie missed the no-hitter. Josh missed the no-hitter, not Howie.

Edgy MD Oct 05 2012 11:56 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Well, then, not as high-larious.

Vic Sage Oct 05 2012 11:56 AM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. i remember listening to Fran Healy and feeling similarly... except, you know, the exact opposite. "Cleveland! Come and get this goober off our hands!"

themetfairy Oct 05 2012 12:08 PM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

One of my memories after the no hitter was Gary telling Keith and Ron that he couldn't wait to hear Howie's call.

cooby Oct 05 2012 12:53 PM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

Vic Sage wrote: Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. i remember listening to Fran Healy and feeling similarly... except, you know, the exact opposite. "Cleveland! Come and get this goober off our hands!" Mmmmm....Fran Healy. Forgot about him

G-Fafif Oct 05 2012 02:09 PM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

cooby wrote: seawolf17 wrote: Is it wrong that I get possessive of Gary? I don't want anyone else to hear him because I want him doing Mets games forever. I don't want, say, some Cleveland radio station to say "this guy's amazing; give him whatever he wants to come here." I used to feel that way about Lindsey Nelson doing Notre Dame games. Not exactly the same, but I always waited for Lindsey to cut the charade and starting talking Mets baseball. To a lesser extent, I wanted Murph to change the subject to the Mets during Bowling For Dollars. But, really, it's not like there was a subject during Bowling For Dolalrs.

Ceetar Oct 05 2012 02:40 PM Re: Gary, Radio, NLDS

G-Fafif wrote: Not exactly the same, but I always waited for Lindsey to cut the charade and starting talking Mets baseball. To a lesser extent, I wanted Murph to change the subject to the Mets during Bowling For Dollars. But, really, it's not like there was a subject during Bowling For Dolalrs. Every once in a while I'm flipping channels in the car and catch Gary doing whatever college bball team he does (Seton Hall?). I briefly get a surge of excitement, then curse and continue flipping channels.