TV SPORTS: Delaying Radio To Match TV
November 1, 2009 at 8:49 pm | In TV Sports | 1 CommentSome people are sick of television commentators. A look through my blog’s comments proves that. I’ve written before about Delay Play, and now I have another one to write about, called “Sport Sync”. According to its website:
Now you can turn down the sound on your TV and watch the game while listening to your favorite radio announcers.
Radio play-by-play announcers provide the most descriptive, interesting and fun calls of pro or college sports events. But radio signals almost always run several seconds ahead of TV broadcasts which must pass through cable, satellite or HDTV systems. Before, if you tried to listen on the radio and watch on TV, you heard each play called on the radio well in advance of the same action you saw on TV….it took all the fun out of the game. Now, with SportSyncRadio, you can delay the radio audio to exactly match what you’re watching.
And it’s only $39.95. Read its website if you want more information.
GOLF: Ray Romano to Be on Next “Haney Project”
September 15, 2009 at 2:45 pm | In Golf, TV Sports | 1 CommentCharles Barkley: done. Next up for Tiger’s swing coach Hank Haney: Ray Romano. From the Golf Channel:
Following the success of The Haney Project, which featured Charles Barkley’s attempt to fix his quirky golf swing, Emmy award-winner Ray Romano has signed on to be Hank Haney’s next student for the second season of the series.
Scheduled to debut in spring 2010, the series will follow the same format that made the premiere season a ratings success. Romano will attempt to improve his golf game under the tutelage of Haney, Tiger Woods’ coach, and they’ll begin working together this fall.
“We are very excited for Ray Romano to be joining the Golf Channel family,” said Tom Stathakes, Golf Channel senior vice president of programming, production and operations. “The first season of The Haney Project was a giant success for us. With Ray’s sense of humor and dedication to improving his golf game, we are confident season two will be bigger than ever.”
Romano is a self-professed lover of golf and a regular at celebrity tournaments across the country. Although he currently holds a 13 handicap, he craves improvement and is confident that Haney can help with his quest to break 80.
“I’m a huge fan of ‘The Haney Project’ and I’m excited to take on a new challenge,” Romano said. “I followed Charles’ progress week in and out during the first season and I realized that Hank Haney was the guy who could finally get me to the next level in my golf game. I’ve tried many ways to improve over the years, and I thought, ‘why not work with the best coach around?’
“I told my wife about the project, and while she doesn’t know anything about golf, she does like the idea that after 21 years it’s someone else’s job to try and fix me.”
Romano’s other TV project begins in December, when he will executive produce and star in the TNT production, ‘Men of a Certain Age’, where he plays a friendly, slightly neurotic, divorced father of two who had dreams of being a professional golfer but instead owns and runs a party store.
NFL: Gus Johnson Is Happy!
September 13, 2009 at 6:52 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | Leave a CommentI think Gus Johnson enjoyed the ending of the Denver-Cincinnati game today:
NFL: NFL on Westwood Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 6:51 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | Leave a CommentFor those of you who are listening to the national broadcasts of the NFL on your local Westwood One affiliate, here are the announcers you’ll be hearing:
Monday Night Football:
Play-by-Play: Marv Albert (or Kevin Harlan)
Color Analyst: Boomer Esiason (or Warren Moon)Sunday Night Football:
Play-by-Play: Dave Sims
Color Analyst: James LoftonSunday Afternoon Doubleheaders:
Play-by-Play: Howard David
Color Analyst: Dan ReevesPlay-by-Play: Kevin Kugler
Color Analyst: Mark MaloneThursday Night Football:
Play-by-Play: Ian Eagle
Color Analyst: Randy Cross
NFL: Thursday Night Football on NFL Network Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 1:27 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | 3 CommentsAnd finally the announcers for Thursday Night Football on NFL Network are:
Bob Papa and Matt Millen.
NFL: Monday Night Football on ESPN Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 1:22 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | 9 CommentsThe announcers for Monday Night Football on ESPN are:
Mike Tirico, Ron Jaworski and Jon Gruden.
NFL: Sunday Night Football on NBC Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 1:20 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | 12 CommentsThe announcers for Sunday Night Football on NBC are:
Al Michaels, Chris Collinsworth, and Andrea Kramer.
Coverage starts at 7pm ET with Football Night in America with Bob Costas (at the game site) with Tony Dungy, Rodney Harrison, Dan Patrick and Keith Olberman and Tiki Barber.
NFL: NFL on Fox Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 1:09 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | Leave a CommentThese are the announcers for this season for the NFL on FOX:
Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Pam Oliver
Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston, Tony Siragusa
Dick Stockton, Charles Davis
Thom Brennaman, Brian Billick
Sam Rosen, Tim Ryan
Ron Pitts, John Lynch
Chris Myers, Trent Green
NFL: NFL on CBS Announcers
September 8, 2009 at 12:54 pm | In NFL, TV Sports | Leave a CommentThis week I will be posting a series of posts relating to the start of the NFL season. Here are the announcers that will be bringing you the action on CBS:
Jim Nantz//Phil Simms
Greg Gumbel//Dan Dierdorf
Dick Enberg//Dan Fouts
Kevin Harlan//Solomon Wilcots
Ian Eagle//Rich Gannon
Gus Johnson//Steve Tasker
Don Criqui//Randy Cross
Bill Macatee//Steve Beuerlein
NFL: Blackouts
September 5, 2009 at 11:15 am | In NFL, TV Sports | Leave a CommentWant to learn more about blackouts and get the New York Times’ Richard Sandomir’s thoughts?
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