ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Rich Eisen Commercial Break. I love it when we get to see what really happens behind the scenes at ESPN. This commercial shows a more sensitive side of Rich Eisen. This moment is caught during the commercial break. Rich Eisen has a breakdown. He asks to be cut from the show, but he regroups after he sees that the producer is in his corner. Please enjoy this, ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Rich Eisen Commercial Break.
I have 2 theories about Joe Morgan. They help explain why he says what he says, and does what he does. These are just my theories and they are not law. Yet! If you are new to Joe Morgan, and what are known as Joe Morganisms, let me introduce you to a few starter links. Mr. Morgan has a history of this learned behavior. My theories are not based on random observances.
And of course the ulitmate Joe Morgan inspired websiteFireJoeMorgan.com. That webiste has a litany of Joe Morganisms throughout its archives.
My first theory explains what our roles are when we watch a game, called by Joe Morgan. It came to me while I was watching “Whose Line Is It Anyways”. It is an improv show. It makes sense that the two would be intertwined, because Mr. Morgan seems to make things up on the spot, and then try to make us think that they are factual and well thought out. In actuality he is following a formula. Many people do not like improv for this reason, thus many people do not like Joe Morgan for the same reason.
I am getting ahead of myself. This video shows a game called “Sound Effects”. In our experiment of the theory this “Sound Effects” game they are playing is much like Joe Morgan calling a broadcast. I will tell you the roles that people play in the video/experiment, and then you watch the video, and you will understand.
Drew Carey is “us”, the viewing public.
The 2 Old Ladies are “Joe Morgan”.
Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie are the game itself “Baseball”.
Now pay attention to the video. Drew Carey (US) begins the game (Baseball Broadcast). He tells the 2 Old Ladies ( Joe Morgan ) that they are to use their voice to inhance what is being displayed in front of them by Colin and Ryan ( Baseball ). When Drew Carey hit’s the buzzer, that is “US” turning the game off.
My other theory is that, Joe Morgan is an ex Ballplayer that Sam has leaped into. That is, Sam Becket from Quantum leap fame. This explains so much. Joe Morgan, or “Sam“, must continue to call games until he has made the past right. He must correct a wrong doing, and make the universe a better place before he can make the next leap. Now, I have no idea what this act is. It must be pretty huge, because this is the longest leap Sam has ever made. I also have some theories on what Sam is here for.
1. Bring Charlie Steiner back to ESPN.
2. Bring Craig Kilborn back to ESPN.
3. Bring Keith Olbermann back to ESPN.
4. Bring Dan Patrick back to ESPN.
Or most likely it is to
5. Keep the real Joe Morgan away from ESPN.
Charlie Steiner has a Great Laugh, Funny Video, ESPN. OK, that can be taken two different ways. Both ways make sense. Charlie Steiner has an infectious laugh that is funny, jolly, and jovial. That makes it great.
The other reason it is great, is because he can not stop. Every time he laughs it is a great , huge, long laugh. The Kerry Wood Relief appearance is my favorite line. Please enjoy this, Charlie Steiner has a Great Laugh, Funny Video, ESPN.
ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Don’t Walk! Song. I think it is amazing when ESPN takes the time to do something for the greater good. This commercial shows the whole ESPN gang singing a song for the NBA. Walking is against the rules. This rule is all about suppression. I am glad they took the time to shed a little light on it. Please enjoy this, ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Don’t Walk! Song.
ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Someones A Writer! A lot of thought, planning, and skill goes into ESPN SportsCenter. The writing is en fuego. You can not stop it. You can only hope to contain it. Please enjoy this, ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Someones A Writer!
Happy Action Fun Time, ESPN, NCAA Basketball, Commercial. When ever I think of NCAA basketball, I think of how happy it makes me. I think of the action. I think of the fun times. ESPN made these commercials which encapsulates all of my NCAA basketball feelings. Please enjoy this, Happy Action Fun Time, ESPN, NCAA Basketball, Commercial.
Robert Goulet ESPN NCAA Basketball, Commercial, Video. Robert Goulet brings his Crooner stylings to this ESPN commercial for NCAA basketball and it works! Coach K and the gang are rocking to the beat. There is a loose ESPN and YMCA theme. College basketball on ESPN. College basketball on ESPN You got to love it. Every Game Counts. Enjoy this, Robert Goulet ESPN NCAA Basketball, Commercial, Video.
Let me introduce you to the story of Dick and Rick Hoyt, You might have heard it before. They are simply known as “Team Hoyt“. It is a touching story of an impaired child that wanted to run in a marathon. He was crippled from birth. His umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck and he developed cerebral palsy. He could never walk or talk, let alone dream of running a marathon. Well, his father dreamed for him, and came up with the idea to run the marathon pushing him all the way. Their moving video is below the article and I encourage you to watch it.
I was asked to write a story on human rights. I thought of my son Jaxon, and how much I love the Hoyt family story. Their story means a little something extra to me. I’ll explain how it all comes together.
I had a son that never made it to this Earth. Tragically Jaxon Cole Jaynes was stillborn on October, 12, 2005. My wife, Brooke, was 36 weeks pregnant and Jaxon was scheduled to be induced the next Thursday. Just like Rick, Jaxon’s cord wrapped around his neck, but Jaxon did not make it. Me and my wife were devastated.
I think of Jaxon all the time, and it is because of him that I became emotionally attached to the Hoyt family story. I would be lying to you, if I did not tell you that tears come to my eyes when I see the video, or even think of Rick and his dad. I can not help but love what Dick does for him. I think of the joy that he feels when he runs the marathon for Rick.
I am a little jealous of Dick and Rick Hoyt. I never got the chance to see Jaxon smile. I would run a marathon, if I could, but I can not. I know he is smiling in heaven as I write this, but it is not the same. I love the Hoyt family story, because they could have had an abortion., but hey chose Life. They chose the hard way, and they knew how much their lives would change. So many people take the easy way, but they did not. Now, Dick runs marathons just so his son feels the wind in his face.
When I think of Jaxon, I think of how fragile life is. When I think of the Hoyt family I think of how much they love each other. I think of how many children never make it to this world. I write this because being born is a human right. I write this because so many healthy and physically impaired children are aborted every day. My hope is that someone might read this story and get a somewhat better view on the gift of life and tragedy of abortion.
I know that this is totally different than what I usually write. Which can be easily described as Youtubery, video, fun, and games. I think the idea that bloggers should unite to stand up for human rights is a great idea. I wanted to stand up for the right that is taken away from the helpless. The right to live is a basic as it gets.
Thank you so much for reading this. Just as an update, me an my wife have since had a beautiful baby boy, Aiden Cole Jaynes. He is 19 months old and is perfectly healthy. Below is the video of Dick and Rick Hoyt.
ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, ESPN gets ready for Y2K. To say that the Bristol crew was not ready for the Y2K scare, is an understatement. Would you follow Charlie Steiner? What was Mcguire doing? Would you watch a SportsCenter by candle light? Please enjoy this, ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, ESPN gets ready for Y2K.
Please enjoy this, ESPN SportsCenter Commercial, Rich Eisen Commercial Break.
