Her interview of Michael Oher's foster parents at the Cotton Bowl this year was one of the most condescending and uncomfortably awkward sideline interviews I've ever seen. It was a perfect example of what a disaster FOX trying to do CFB is.

She is horrible. Good move by the Dodgers to keep her away.

Why does she deserve a shot? Because she said she wants one?

Hey, I'd like one, do I get one too?

As a Buffalonian, I love the shot at Wagner

As a lifelong SoCal resident and Dodgers fan, I have a vested interest in who the Dodgers hire on as their play-by-play voices, and I was not looking forward to Zelasko. She seems like a nice lady, but for the Daily News to say that she should get a look just so the team could get some "positive reaction" is a slap to all those who have the credentials to do the job. Just because she's a woman doesn't mean she should get a look. Good call.

Mike T is right. She also shot herself in the foot by admitting she didn't know very much about baseball.

@steve smith- that was painfully obvious during her run at FOX.

Exactly. She got her shot every weekend on Fox for the past decade. I can't see any reason why keeping her at home is inexcusable.

Go Ben Wagner!

Just to back up what someone said on here, Jeanne Zelasko is one of the most awkward, uncomfortable people I've ever seen on-air. She's just flat out unlikable, and I'm fairly confident she doesn't have an ounce of talent in her entire body. She is on an Andrea Kramer level of suckitude.

I may despise the Doyers, but this was actually a good move for them (or non-move I guess you could say.)

This has nothing to do with her being a woman and as such she shouldn't get special treatment because she's a woman...she is just terrible at her job.

I like her, but I agree that the Oher interview was not the most memorable moment.

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