Former Mets GM Steve Phillips will be joining ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball crew of Jon Miller and Joe Morgan.
Phillips is presently a member of ESPN’s Baseball Tonight program, offering analysis.
His debut for Sunday Night Baseball will be on April 5th.
"Steve has emerged as a leading and extremely well-connected baseball expert, excelling in both game and studio analysis, and adding his up-to-the-minute, inside information will only enhance the fan experience with our marquee Sunday Night Baseball franchise., The pace of a baseball telecast affords the opportunity for three outstanding voices to provide commentary, detailed information and anecdotes."
Phillips is presently a member of ESPN’s Baseball Tonight program, offering analysis.
His debut for Sunday Night Baseball will be on April 5th.
"Steve has emerged as a leading and extremely well-connected baseball expert, excelling in both game and studio analysis, and adding his up-to-the-minute, inside information will only enhance the fan experience with our marquee Sunday Night Baseball franchise., The pace of a baseball telecast affords the opportunity for three outstanding voices to provide commentary, detailed information and anecdotes."
~ Norby Williamson, ESPN's executive vice president of production ~
~ Steve Phillips ~
Well Steve, we hope your baseball insight is a little better than your judgement of baseball announcing talent. Morgan and Miller are awful. Morgan tends to think he invented the game of baseball, and Miller makes watching a drop of water falling aimlessly from a kitchen faucet seem fascinating.
4 comments:
wow i did not think they could find away to make the broadcast worse but they might have succeded.
Phillips is a TOOL!!!
Jobu,
Long Time No Hear. Phillips is precisely what you have stated...A TOOL!
I can't remember the last time I watched (and listened to) a Sunday night game. I can see Joe Morgan stepping all over Steve Phillips's toes.
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