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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    Quote Originally Posted by alex trevino
    Outside the sports areana the "basically" is way over used.
    Basically, I have to agree with you.


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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    how about game face

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    I get so tired of hearing "We will do it again" after a batter fouls off a 3 and 2 pitch. Joe Buck is the worst at it. Almost as bad as a caller saying "Thanks for taking my call" on a radio talk show. UGH!

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    another talk radio favorite-throwing someone "under the bus" Dan Patrick says it constantly
    More often than not, when someone is telling me a story all I can think about is that I can't wait for them to finish so that I can tell my own story that's not only better, but also more directly involves me.

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    I'm tired of hearing about "good fastball hitters". Please, just let me know when a guy who can't catch up to the heat steps to the plate.

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    Quote Originally Posted by Rojo
    I'm tired of hearing about "good fastball hitters". Please, just let me know when a guy who can't catch up to the heat steps to the plate.
    I think it's just a euphemism for "he can't hit the curveball worth a darn."

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    Gets strongers as the game goes on.

    Bah. He just gets less weak.

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    cacoethes
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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    Joe Buck: "Your thoughts,Tim".
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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    When an announcer says this following a player doing something, " That's what so-and-so can do for you, right there!"

    Well, duh, he/she JUST DID IT, so I imagine that IS what they can do! irks me to no end....

    But I guess I am deviating from the original intent after reviewing the thred title- most overused WORD - hmmmm - kinda varies IMO based on what lingo is hot at the moment. Those all get tiresome real fast to me. Right about now I'd say the the use of "Moneyball" as an adjective describing almost everything that goes beyond what is deemed as traditional evaluation methods.
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    Re: The most overused word in sports broadcasting

    "Anything can happen in a short series".
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