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From: mcal@ihuxb.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.sport.baseball
Subject: Re: Cosell, Musburger,predictions
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Date: Thu, 13-Oct-83 19:33:02 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 13 19:33:02 1983
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First off, the most enjoyable way to watch football or baseball is
with the TV on and the sound turned down, and tune in any radio 
broadcast of the game you are viewing.  Listening to Frank Buck
and Hank Stram on WBBM-AM (780) is the 'only' way to watch a 
Monday nite football game.  NewsRadio 78 is the one for all Bears
games as well.  Joe McConnell is at his best describing a football
game, where he makes almost any play sound exciting.  

I enjoy listening to Frank Gifford, but he's not worth having to 
put up with Howard and Daffy Don.  Someone on the net mentioned 
that Earl Weaver seemed to be able to predict the upcoming play.
The insight Hank Stram displays on Monday nites is uncanny, but 
perhaps it's easier to 'predict' an event when a certain
offensive or defensive formation is used.

One save for Al Holland, one win and one save to go!!