Pure Steel
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I want to live in John Sterling's world, where Stanton's drive was high, far, and gone, and the game was tied.
I lived in his world for a split second….I thought he crushed it….
I want to live in John Sterling's world, where Stanton's drive was high, far, and gone, and the game was tied.
I lived in his world for a split second….I thought he crushed it….
LMFAO
So did I. It looked like crushed it, but it didnt' even get to the track
His world? Find a local nursing home with dementia patients. Should be a pretty close approximation.I want to live in John Sterling's world, where Stanton's drive was high, far, and gone, and the game was tied.
His world? Find a local nursing home with dementia patients. Should be a pretty close approximation.
“It is gone...but caught!” Haha. That might be one of the worst calls of all-time.So did I. It looked like crushed it, but it didnt' even get to the track
“It is gone...but caught!” Haha. That might be one of the worst calls of all-time.
Yeah. It occurs to me that I haven’t really heard any of his calls in years. Plenty of announcers get fooled by a ball off the bat. You can tell that the fans at the game think it’s gone, too.He has many to choose from, but I rarely ever hear them.......
Yeah. It occurs to me that I haven’t really heard any of his calls in years. Plenty of announcers get fooled by a ball off the bat. You can tell that the fans at the game think it’s gone, too.
But I can’t recall too many announcers who proceed to still call a ball caught short of the warning track as “gone” anyway. That was great stuff.
Hahaha. Yup, you got me there. That was worse!This one was even worse. Damn Green Monster tricking the poor old man!
“A STANTONIAN HOME RUN!!”
Meanwhile the ball is already back in the infield.