This, I wish he was doing the home opener tooNothing. He doesn’t do nationally televised games. But if you turn on CHED be does the radio during nationally televised games.
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Stauffer is the weak link for me on the radio. Radio isn't a place to sit and bullshit with your buddy.Never like Jack on the radio, as I felt a certain type of broadcaster is needed to describe the play to the listener, and he got carried away with other inane stuff. Throw in Bob Stauffer to further distract him, and it's like a couple buds sitting at the game together, making the odd descriptive comment.
However, when he went to TV, I was pleasantly surprised. The sideshow really doesn't matter much there, as the viewer can stay connected without a voice. And then you could actually sit back and enjoy some of his signature ramblings.
Singh is better now, as his nuances for the game have got better, but he still slips back into it now and then. But I don't find him very inspiring or connective.
What happened to Jack Michaels?
So many great voices over the years on TV and radio, that bring back memories. Still can remember a lot of Rod Phillips calls, many, many years later. Could sit there and clearly see what was happening on the ice, all through his voice. His description during fights were also typically funny as hell!The drop off from the great broadcasters of days gone by is sad and disturbing. (Old man get off my lawn voice)
Oilers never lost a fight when Rod was calling the games.So many great voices over the years on TV and radio, that bring back memories. Still can remember a lot of Rod Phillips calls, many, many years later. Could sit there and clearly see what was happening on the ice, all through his voice. His description during fights were also typically funny as hell!
Although toward the end of his career he'd miss calling a fight all together. Will never forget coming back from ice fishing and my mom saying there was a big fight. Yet somehow it was completely missed on the radioSo many great voices over the years on TV and radio, that bring back memories. Still can remember a lot of Rod Phillips calls, many, many years later. Could sit there and clearly see what was happening on the ice, all through his voice. His description during fights were also typically funny as hell!