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Mark Grace to retire in 3 games...

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Maybe he will Go to the Best Damn Sports Show Period.. ;)

remember the "slump buster" from one episode he was on? that s*** cracked me up

  • 4 weeks later...

Word out here in the desert has it that he'll be joining the D'Backs broadcasters next season...supposedly replacing Psycho Steve Lyons.

I hope, Steve Lyons has to be the most annoying broadcaster out there.

I can handle Steve over that annoying old fart, Joe Garagiola Senior, any day of the week.

Whose that D-Rays broadcaster with the rug on his head (or just really bad looking hair)? He is horrible.

 

Len Kasper has to be one of the best in the biz. Enthusiastic, funny, and knows his stuff. He'll be on National FOX in a few years.

Len Kasper has to be one of the best in the biz. Enthusiastic, funny, and knows his stuff. He'll be on National FOX in a few years.

Are you trying to jinx Len? :o :angry

mark grace...still not wearing batting gloves?

Gracey will be great at broadcasting, I think. He's very intelligent, has the inside track on the players, and really knows his stuff. He's also got a great personality and sense of humor, and Lord knows you need a sense of humor to survive in the booth.

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