I gave up in the fifth inning. Joe Morgan had just mistaken so many players in the infield (Jeter for Cano, Gotay for Valentin and Gomez) that it was just becoming too much.

Can't they just call the game?

Is it me, or does Joe seem to get more and more self-serving every week? I mean, I know he only cares about himself, but c'mon; there has to be a limit to the amount of douchebaggery he exhibits every week, isn't there?

Well he had to say that Jeter has a long way to go in catching Pete Rose for the all-time hits record. Uh thanks for the tip Joe.

Ya'll should lay off Joe "I drink a lot of Captian before announcing games" Morgan. It's gotta be tough to be old, black, and have freckles. Hell, I'm not that old, am of Irish descent, and so white I'm almost transluscent. And I know first hand what a hazer freckles can be. It makes you wanna sound smarter than you really are to compensate for the ugliness.

It's equally frustrating, if not more so, as a Yankee fan to have to deal with this. Nearly every Saturday game is on Fox so I have to deal with McCarver and then Morgan/Miller on Sunday night. By Monday morning I've lost more brain cells than an alcoholic falling down a flight of stairs head first (on second thought, this might be a less painful route).

REAL BOLD PREDICTION JOE, CALLING FOR A PITCH OUT AFTER IT HAS HAPPENED AND THE RUNNER HAS BEEN THROWN OUT.

AA, I feel bad for you. If you can't see that Guidry and "Hey, Wang" aren't twins like Jon Miller and myself, then I just feel terrible for you.

Signal to noise,
I was wondering what game Morgan was watching. Although that could have been a riff on the Who's On First routine.

Bigat I feel the same way, the best broadacast coverage was from the METS radio team. Everyone else was awful.

The A-Rod being a true Yankee comment was actually funny, because it was totally sarcastic. It was a jab at all the people saying he isn't and never will be a true Yankee.

I remember when John Miller was actually good. Must be eating too much.

mantlemurcer, I'll give Joe the benefit of the doubt on that one. It could very well have been meant in jest.

The problem is, though, that everything he says is delivered in the same dull monotone, so it's hard to tell when he's joking around and when he's serious. Same thing happened earlier this year when he told Rachel Robinson not to cheer in the press box - he SOUNDED serious, but was probably just messing with her.