Ohio Chatter DEV

said_aouita

Do you like Chris Berman being the announcer for the All-star home Run Derby?

TedSheckler

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

"Backbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackbackback!" We get it stupid!

riders1

Him and Hamilton should be locked in a room together with only one mike!

wes_mantooth

He is awful.

Iliketurtles

No.

justincredible

I hate Berman. But I still watch. Hopefully he retires soon.

Terry_Tate

I think one of the vcash props on this game should be an over/under on how many times Berman does the "backbackbackbackbackbackbackback gone!" saying. O/U 14.5?

Laley23

Terry_Tate;826932 wrote:I think one of the vcash props on this game should be an over/under on how many times Berman does the "backbackbackbackbackbackbackback gone!" saying. O/U 14.5?

Its for like 75% of the HRs. So it would be closer to 50.

End of Line

Hell no.

Heretic

Chris Berman + Home Run Derby = Increased Admiration for Creator of Mute Button.

jordo212000

His act is pretty played by now. He has the life though, ESPN really doesnt have him do much anymore. Once football season ends, he disappears until the draft and then does the HR Derby, and that's his year.

THE4RINGZ

I will still watch. I really don't mind the guy but I only watch ESPN programming occasionally so I am not tired of his routine.

said_aouita

They should have Marty from the Reds do it. He'd bitch and complain the entire time.

Laley23

It should be Matt Underwood.

"Little Johnny is going back, to the track...hes outta room, its outta here! Gone to Souvenir City!"

vball10set

Gus Johnson--hands down

Thinthickbigred

I never watch it but i like Chris Berman

Terry_Tate

Laley23;826935 wrote:Its for like 75% of the HRs. So it would be closer to 50.

Haha. I thought he had cut it down a little bit, or it seemed like it a few years ago. Honestly 40 or 50 times wouldn't shock me.

2kool4skool

His act was played out 10 minutes after it started. The fact he's one of the most successful sports broadcasters ever, despite his entire schtick being mildly entertaining nicknames and two catchphrases, speaks to how low the bar is set.

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