What was the song played after the Mets won there second to last game of the season and Johan pitched a CG?
Baseball at 29 October 2008 12:10:42
QAnd Gary Cohen was like "and the Mets are alive!" There was a song playing in the background at the stadium.
Rtakin' care of business by Bachman Turner Overdrive
Meilleure réponse : par nick217bball à 29 October 2008 12:10:04
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Who do you think the is the most enthusiastic baseball announcer in broadcasting?
Baseball at 15 June 2009 11:06:40
QI think it's Gary Cohen if you haven't heard of him look him up.
RYeah I hear ya. Pat Hughes is not bad for guys that are still living. Jack Buck was good, Harry Carey, Harry Kalas......but they are all dead. Yeah man Gary is probably right on. Can't disagree with you there.
Meilleure réponse : par ostevieo à 15 June 2009 11:06:47
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Should the Braves recognize the World Series wins by the Boston Braves in 1914 & Milwaukee Braves in 1957?
Baseball at 07 August 2010 06:08:48
QWhile watching the Mets-Braves game for couple of minutes i heard Mets announcer Gary Cohen discuss a bit of the history of the Braves. He mentioned that the Braves omitted(fail to include or mention) the 1914 World Series win by the Boston Braves as well as the 1957 World Series win by the Milwaukee Braves in their history as well as not having the flags of those championship years hanging in their Stadium. Whether that's true or not i don't know but if that is true should the Atlanta Braves include those World Series win by the Boston & Milwaukee Braves respectively in their history? Your thoughts?
RIf they show that it was the Boston Braves and the Milwaukee Braves then sure. If they take it as the Atlanta Braves World Series and say, Atlanta Braves 1914 and 1957, then no. I would prefer the cities that the WS teams came from to be honored in the title. But if the Braves feel that these were not their teams because they weren't played in Atlanta then I have no problem with that. I feel a connection with the Atlanta Braves because they played in Milwaukee. My Grandfather always talked fondly of the Milwaukee Braves. I feel the city the WS team came from should be honored as well as being a part of the Braves organization. Then again, I have no problem with the Braves not recognizing these 2 WS. I'm sure their reasoning is valid to them. That the WS teams were not the Atlanta Braves at the time and that's fine.Edit: While I agree it was the Braves, do we forget that it was the Brooklyn Dodgers? No, so the city should be remembered as well. There are generations that have passed that cheered in these cities, and that should not be forgotten. There are dozens of players who will say and would have said they played in Milwaukee...because that is where they played.
Meilleure réponse : par Jenn Brewers ∂ Packers Girl à 07 August 2010 07:08:00
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Why is Gary Cohen considered one of the best play-by-play broadcasters in baseball?
Baseball at 02 July 2009 11:07:56
QWhat makes a good baseball broadcaster?
RVin Scully is the all time greatest sports announver EVER!For those of you who dont know hes the Dodgers play by play announcer. Not so sure people actually consider Cohen one of the greatest seeing as hes only been an announcer for about 20 years which isnt long. Hes just another announcer to me. There is really only one GREAT announcer out there and that man is Vin Scully. All the rest are second.....except for Rex Hudler of the Angels....hes horrible.
Meilleure réponse : par Sugardaddysean à 02 July 2009 11:07:36
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I am going to a Mets game tomorrow and I need ideas for a sign?
Baseball at 29 July 2009 10:07:17
QSo I am going to the Mets game at 12:10 tomorrow afternoon, I am 1st row in the left field homerun zone, i want to make a sign and be on tv, the game will be on SNY so I either want to have SNY somewhere on the sign, or something about Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling, and Gary Cohen. Or something with the song "I'm on a boat." Throw me any ideas, thanks!!
Rtry to find out if its any of the players birthdays. if so make a sign saying happy birthday or whatever and your sure to get on SYN. or a simple sign that says hit it here with a bullseye
Meilleure réponse : par airgroves_23 à 29 July 2009 11:07:47
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What's your favorite style of music to play?
Rock and Pop at 25 May 2011 12:05:09
QI prefer playing southern rock and hard rock for the most part(DecembeRadio, Day of Fire, Maylene And The Sons of Disaster). It's just funner, in my opinion.I also like playing soft, ballad-like music(think Gary Jules' "Mad World" or Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah").So there are mine.What is/are your favorite style(s) to play?If you feel so inclined, please put examples of bands/songs that influence your style.
RI play classical best on my piano. For electric guitar, I'd like to play alt. rock but I'm still pretty much a beginner so I don't play much at all. >.<"
Meilleure réponse : par à 25 May 2011 01:05:27
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Does your team's commentator(s) have a special catch phrase used when calling games?
Baseball at 19 March 2009 07:03:17
QThe Mets have Gary Cohen's "He struck him out" and of course the famous "IT'S OUTTA HERE". So does yours? and if so, what's the phrase? Thanks for answering Ladies and Gentlemen. Peace!
RRalph Kiner for The Mets..."And Gary Cooper will be catching" (he meant to say Gary Carter)
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will gary cohen sign with the dodgers in 10 years?
Baseball at 26 May 2012 05:05:03
Qpeople with the mets are fat and high off dat ice creamBQ: how long before im suspended?
RYeah, once Howie Rose signs with the Cubs.But, seriously, do you even know who Gary Cohen is?
Meilleure réponse : par David- Valdespinsanity! à 26 May 2012 06:05:34
Running from second to third base running technique?
Baseball at 10 August 2008 07:08:55
QI was just watching a baseball game on MLB, the Mets vs Marlins and I hear the announcer (Gary Cohen) comment on a play where the Marlins had a baserunner on second and he advanced to third on a ground ball. The announcer said that the baserunner did the right thing because the ball was hit to the left side of the infield. He said that the rule of thumb is that if the ball is hit to the left side of the infield you can advance to third, but if the ball is hit to the right side you stay at second. I don't understand how that rule of thumb makes sense?
RThe rule for the runner at second is, if the ball is hit right at you, or to your left, go to third. If the ball is hit to your right, go back to the bag at second.The one exception would be a ground ball laser right at you, better to go back to second.Hope that helps!Rick
Meilleure réponse : par Rick B à 10 August 2008 07:08:13
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Doesn't Bobby Parnell look like Gary Cohens son?
Baseball at 07 September 2009 09:09:32
Qdoesn't this current Mets pitcher Bobby Parnellhttp://espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?playerId=29227look like this current Mets TV Broadcaster Gary Cohens son?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Cohencould be just me but I see a strange similiarity there.
RI never thought of it, but now that I think about it. I do see something.
Meilleure réponse : par red à 07 September 2009 10:09:32
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