The Radio Deal Is Set
Oh, wait. It's for the Orioles.
I'm linking only because it's notable that they went with a short-term deal. Obviously, the Nats play into that some how. I have no idea how the TV broadcasting would impact that though. And I've never heard any sort of radio partnership brought up as part of that.
In the meantime, the poor Baltimorians have to suffer through another season of Jim Hunter, who never met an umpire he wouldn't trash for 4 innings or a player he wouldn't become too friendly with and call by his nickname. (I could go on, but I'm practicing restraint today!) Fred Manfra and the entertaining Joe Angel remain on the broadcast too.
I'm linking only because it's notable that they went with a short-term deal. Obviously, the Nats play into that some how. I have no idea how the TV broadcasting would impact that though. And I've never heard any sort of radio partnership brought up as part of that.
In the meantime, the poor Baltimorians have to suffer through another season of Jim Hunter, who never met an umpire he wouldn't trash for 4 innings or a player he wouldn't become too friendly with and call by his nickname. (I could go on, but I'm practicing restraint today!) Fred Manfra and the entertaining Joe Angel remain on the broadcast too.
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