If you needed a moment or three to process that madness that was the remarkable Milwaukee Brewers double play in Monday's NLCS game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, you weren't alone. The man tasked with describing the play to millions of TV viewers in real time can empathize.
If you needed a moment or three to process that madness that was the remarkable Milwaukee Brewers double play in Monday's NLCS game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, you weren't alone.
The man tasked with describing the play to millions of TV viewers in real time can empathize. TNT's Brian Anderson faced one of the most difficult play-by-play calls in recent sports memory as the unprecedented bases-loaded double play unfurled before his eyes. All things considered, he did a fine job.
The morning after the play that didn't propel the Brewers to victory but did produce a moment of baseball history, Anderson spoke with Sports Business Journal about his experience on the mic.
"That is a play that we've never actually seen before," Anderson told SBJ. "None of us. Because it's never happened. I've been calling baseball games for 32 years now, over 5,000 baseball games in my life, and I've never seen anything close to that."
Source: "AOL Sports"
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