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Wow .. Joe isn't sounding very well? Anyone listening on the radio?
Is it just his age (77 years old), or does he have a cold or something, because it sounds like he's out of breath just commentating on the game and breathing really hard and sounds different ....
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I dunno but I thought it was Narron at first. Joe probably has a cold.
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" Fly ball. Homerun. "
Way to go Joe, you made that HR in the 12th sound like a routine pop fly. No emotion. That was awful. Flyyyy ball, routineee, just outta the infield, griffey coming in..homerun." |
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I thought it was great hearing Marty and Joe back together again. A Reds HR just isn't a HR without Joe in the background Yelling. It really brought back memories.
And what do you want out of Joe in the 12th?? Do you want him to be excited about the Phillies hitting a HR to win the game?? I mean come on. Do you want him to sound like George Grande when Pujulos and Edmonds do something good against the Reds?? I don't. |
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I didn't want Joe to scream and get excited, but heck, you are supposed to show emotion when someone hits a homerun. Your team or not, a homerun gets emotion.
He didn't change his voice at all. It was the most boring sound thing ever. You wouldn't have known the ball wasn't a routine pop fly to the pitcher. Terrible. |
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That is the way Joe has always sounded when calling an opposing player's homerun. I see no reason to expect him to change now.
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The best home run call ever was Bob Uecker earlier this season in Milwaukee.
In a cool, almost bored voice: "Is this really happening?" |
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His home run call for other teams has never changed - you can almost feel the pain in his voice, and you surely can hear the disappointment.
Let's face it, the guy is a homer, the guy bleeds Red true and blue - and that is frankly what makes him a great announcer. Listening to him scream his lungs out when he was on the mike when the Reds won (in extra innings - since Marty gets the 9th) - is one of the great joys of listening to older Reds baseball. |
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It was a horribly called game from Nuxhall, no way to sugarcoat it. And, his call on the go-ahead hr was a joke. I was in the car when that one happened, talking with my better half, and had no idea a hr had even been hit until the inning ended and he gave the score as 2-1.
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