Re: What did Cooz say?

["John Heydt" <jheydt@monmouth.com>]

I also had to watch the game on MSG.  It was very refreshing listening to
the Knick announcers, Breen and Frazier actually admitting that the Knicks
commit fouls too.  Much different than Gorman and Heinsohn.   I wish that
Mike Gorman would offer a point-counterpoint to Heinsohn but they sound to
me like two peas in a pod.  Bring back Cousy.

Another thing - are any of you getting tired of the Celtic promotional
announcements?   They are really starting to grate on me as are some of the
other ads that are repeated 5-6 times per game every game.  Their about to
drive me up the wall!!!!   They were cute the first couple of times but this
is definately overkill.

John


----- Original Message -----
From: Josh Ozersky <josh_ozersky@yahoo.com>
To: Dorine <norine@sover.net>; celts <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 1999 6:27 PM
Subject: What did Cooz say?


> I watched the NY telecast.  What did the immortal Cous
> have to say?  I'm really curious.
>
> --- Dorine <norine@sover.net> wrote:
> > Funny thing - I'm familiar with Bob Ryan's voice,
> > and I noticed during Pitino's press conference last
> > night there were several questions from him. I
> > believe that was part of his head we could see on
> > the screen.  I know Ryan is at most of the home
> > games, but if Peter May is covering the games for
> > the Globe, why is Ryan at the press conference?
> > Perhaps just for his own column?  His voice and
> > manner of speaking are as distinctive as his
> > writing.
> >
> > Also, though Walker played under control much of the
> > time last night, when he did put up an ill advised
> > attempt at a long 3 pointer, Tommy said "oh, no,
> > Antoine" - that will do more good for Antoine, if he
> > sees that tape, than all the excuses.  It sure was
> > good to have Cousy there last night, too.
> >
> > Dorine
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
>
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