Anyone else playing with the commentary off?

[Artman22]

Quote: Originally Posted by PsychoBulk

Im finding a nice balance in muting Lyons and Karros and just keeping Vasgersian on. That way you get the Play by Play but can enjoy the sounds of the ballpark and nice ambience instead of the terrible tones of the terrible twosome.

To me Vasgersian is the first one that needs to go. Tired of hearing him for so many years now and he sounds almost monotone.


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[jaysfan17]

There was one year when I played one of the NHL games and I turned off the commentary and did my own play-by-play while I played the game. It was a challenge.....and a little disturbing now that I think of it.

[RangersCruz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Art1bk

To me Vasgersian is the first one that needs to go. Tired of hearing him for so many years now and he sounds almost monotone. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I disagree the other two need to go none of them sound like they are at the same game

[AUTiger1]

I used to love the commentary on the old All-Star baseball games when it was Thom Brennaman and Steve Lyons.

[2ndBase]

I play with commentary at 20. You can hear it when the crowd is quiet. That way it is there but not.

[jergiants]

Vasgersian is fine. I'm used to him after playing for years. He doesn't ramble on about incoherent nonsense like Karros or chime in with obvious things that add nothing like Lyons. Karros is the worst, he starts everything with "Yeah..." and then just rambles. I turn him off.

Maybe get some Emmy award winning announcers like Kruk & Kuip...

[Indyboy180]

If I hear "Now how important is it going to be for him to get that curveball in the strike zone" one more time"...

[RangersCruz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Indyboy180

If I hear "Now how important is it going to be for him to get that curveball in the strike zone" one more time"...

That and the sinker lines lol