#Pete rose commentator full
You can watch Maxey’s full interview below if you missed it last night. Maxey: “Yeah, but I try to stay away from alcohol.” Kruk: “Christ… 21? I believe the drawers I’m wearing are older than that. His instant rapport with Kruk was a show-stopper, yielding some of the best banter heard on a Phillies telecast this season. Young Sixers phenom and natural-born entertainer Tyrese Maxey made his way down to grace the guys with his presence. Of course, the guests continued to flow in. It was wildly entertaining to hear him answer the booth’s questions while clearly out of breath after chasing down a line drive to prevent a triple. Kyle Schwarber joined the broadcast from the left-field grass and even saw some action during the interview. Once you do that, you’ll get $200 INSTANTLY to use on any other wagers you want to place, no matter the sport. Here’s the deal, new users create a DraftKings account and place a $5.00 bet on any NFL or College Football futures bet. The guest list in the makeshift booth was star-studded, and the ballpark food looked immaculate… a little too immaculate, in fact (more on that later).ĭraftKings Cheat Code – Bet $5, Get $200 FREE Talk about well-earned bonus points.**īut I digress. **Sure, that square-headed Malvern guy was there too, but the broadcast was so hectic at times I nearly forgot about him. And when he’s on fire, there’s truly no better way to watch the Phillies. The always hilarious John Kruk was in rare form, even to his standards. The commentators themselves were fantastic. It didn’t hurt that Bryson Stott and Nick Maton combined to win the game for the Phillies, either. Although I am usually not a proponent of sports broadcasts that feel like talk shows (i.e., the Manningcast, UFC with the Gronks), this was one of my favorite games to watch this season. While some curmudgeonly fans voiced their displeasure at the at times gimmicky broadcast, it was a ton of fun.
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