July 30, 201214 yr If my ears did not betray me today, I believe Bert called Willingham "Winningham". Maybe he has a grower for the actress Mare Winningham?
July 30, 201214 yr Oh, we're live!?HAHAHAHAHAHAH! That was classic. They could have made a snickers commercial about that one. Wanna get away...
July 30, 201214 yr "You are hereby circled." [unbelievable nobody had this one yet.] "Take that pitch and go the other way with it."
July 30, 201214 yr And let's not forget his numerous rants about what the definition of a quality start should be!
July 31, 201214 yr and my lovely wife, Gail for Parkinson's cannot be disseminated without the.... Cheecago Happy Birthday young lady (the sign says she's 90)
April 23, 201313 yr HAHAHAHAHAHAH! That was classic. They could have made a snickers commercial about that one. Wanna get away... I believe the "wanna get away..." commercial were for Southwest Airlines... Snickers are "you're not yourself when you're hungry"
April 23, 201313 yr With that uppercut swing.... ....and he DID NOT miss it. Had both these in the Arcia HR.
April 23, 201313 yr By my California math That pitch was right there Duck-fart (evidently retired by Twins braintrust)
April 23, 201313 yr "He does a good job getting to that balance point" just about sums up his anaylisis of every pitcher in the major leauges.
April 23, 201313 yr A co-worker pointed this out to me several years ago and it has since driven me crazy. Bert will say "right there" in almost every sentence. Like "That was a good slider right there" or "He goes inside right there for the strikeout." It's like noticing every time somebody says "um" when they're talking. I can't not notice it now!
April 24, 201313 yr I think that Twins fans are ready and deserving of a more intellectually stimulating broadcast. *They are not the broadcasters we need, nor the broadcasters we deserve right now. Edited April 24, 201313 yr by Alex
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