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Doc Emrick’s Love Letter is Hockey and… Language
The Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Doc Emrick developed his love for the sport and the art of the call early in life and never let go of either.
Cole Cubelic: ‘A Lot Of Media Wasn’t Prepared To Talk About Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher’
“There were multiple other messages that were attempted to be delivered by Nick Saban two nights ago that I don’t think anybody paid attention to, and I’m wondering if Jimbo paid attention to them.”
John Kincade: ‘ESPN Commercials Made 76ers Loss Worse’
“The one that I’m getting sick of is… a Kia commercial where a guy cleans up the beach for sea turtles. When your team is losing by 20, I ended up screaming ‘F the turtles.’”
Travis Rodgers: ‘Celebrities At SoFi Stadium Make Rams A Better Primetime Fit For NFL’
"You go to a game and it’s, ‘Wow, there’s LeBron; there’s DiCaprio; there’s this.’ Damn, what more can you ask for from this franchise?"
On Sunday Night, Everyone Is Watching Karl Ravech
“What I like about my story over the years at ESPN from 1993 to the present is that it’s constantly changing and evolving.”
Joe Davis Gets The Chance To Be The Voice Of Baseball
“It was one of those things that was like, ‘Okay, I’ll believe this when I see it.’ I imagined Joe Buck would be at Fox calling the World Series and the Super Bowl forever.”
This is What Howie Rose Lives For
“It was a very, very joyful experience for me just to get back behind the mic with a baseball field in front of me and the game going on.”
Alex Rodriguez: ‘I Don’t Blame Michael Kay For Criticizing Me In The Past’
“I was the jackass who got in trouble. Michael was doing his job, and that’s why he’s good at his job."
Marissa Rives Just Kept Saying Yes To SiriusXM Opportunities
“It’s really exciting to take more and kind of push yourself outside of [your] comfort zone."
Michael Kay Balances The Yankees, Sports Talk, And Now Kay-Rod
“Take a job and run with it, and make-believe like you’re doing Game 7 of the World Series. That’s how you should operate.”