>NFL player turned analyst maturity level talking about & analyzing their respected sport is far superior to the NBA guys.. too many clowns and thirst.. those guys help you understand the sport.
Shaq gonna go in on Kuz this season lol
Hello everyone! I just stumbled upon a podcast talking about this and I wanted to ask around the different sports subreddits to get opinions. Basically, do you think a three man booth with 1 play by play guy and 2 analysts works for a sports broadcast of football?
Anyone else tired of all these sports "analysts" stupid comments, this game makes them seem really stupid. "Oh Bengals are playing lights out going for record yards at home" ....you think??? "This is the first time a player has ran for XYZ on a Sunday after Christmas during a year ending with the number 1 in a 1pm game....these stupid made up stats are lame and these people know what was gonna happen and they still talk smack like the Ravens has some type of chance while also talking that they had no chance its ridiculous.
What the fuck is this?
https://twitter.com/CBSSportsHQ/status/1467892717665591297?s=20
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I’m a frequent viewer on Sports Center with SVP and I always thought Tim Legler is super knowledgeable and provides good insight on the game. He actually has a “whiteboard” and he draws and explains plays on it.
I wonder why we don’t get more of him besides the 5 minutes segments on late night SportsCenter. Meanwhile talking heads like SAS and Perkins are getting all the time. Yes they’re entertaining but if you look at soccer, they actually feature actual pundits who were former players (Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Rio Ferdinand, Micah Richards, Jamie), who actually go into deep discussions about the game and how it’s being played, instead of spouting out random hot takes. And it’s still doing very well, pulling in millions of viewers.
Thoughts?
Hello everyone! I just stumbled upon a podcast talking about this and I wanted to ask around the different sports subreddits to get opinions. Basically, do you think a three man booth with 1 play by play guy and 2 analysts works for a sports broadcast of basketball?
