Jun 9th 2009
A Refreshing Voice in Sportscasting Analysis
Over the last 20-25 years, as many media conglomerates have bought-up television and cable networks that carry sportscasts, it seems like game analysts have gotten more watered-down and vanilla with their commentary. Not that they, for the most part, can’t accurately explain the hit and run, the pick and roll or the 4-3 defense – but today’s sports analysts, as a whole, stay far away from statements that could be construed as negative or critical and spin everything into positives…really boring stuff. Nobody turns on a game to listen to an analyst degrade or embarrass an athlete or coach, but [...]
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