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Kelly Andersen
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Let it die, maybe he'll go away LOL
Hutch
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l think it was the one about who ESPN2 could get to replace him.
r2
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John
Click on the search button above this post...
And type in- Paul Page, And every thread is on that list...
And there are many...
LET IT GO!! unless you thought he did a good job last night, like I did...
d'kid
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I repeat which one, I can think of five or six, one's back on the first Paige over in the NHRA room....
Last night was the first time I had a chance to see most of a race on TV and I thought Paul did just fine.
I'm glad that I have the luxury of having a chance to edit my words before they go public - since the NHRA broadcasts are "live to tape," the announcers don't have that luxury for most of the stuff in the broadcasts.
I've been doing motorsports coverage "on the Internet" for over 20 years now and am still amazed at some of the mistakes I make in the heat of competition. With a cast of hundreds ready to leap on every mis-pronounced name (I only have to spell them) or inappropriate voice inflection (thankfully, text on the Internet is comparatively neutral), race announcers have a much tougher job than I do, so it's no surprise to me that it takes a few races for a new announcer to get comfortable with a different branch of motorsports, even one with years of experience.
- Larry
I'm glad that I have the luxury of having a chance to edit my words before they go public - since the NHRA broadcasts are "live to tape," the announcers don't have that luxury for most of the stuff in the broadcasts.
I've been doing motorsports coverage "on the Internet" for over 20 years now and am still amazed at some of the mistakes I make in the heat of competition. With a cast of hundreds ready to leap on every mis-pronounced name (I only have to spell them) or inappropriate voice inflection (thankfully, text on the Internet is comparatively neutral), race announcers have a much tougher job than I do, so it's no surprise to me that it takes a few races for a new announcer to get comfortable with a different branch of motorsports, even one with years of experience.
- Larry
Rollout96
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I miss Marty but am glad to say I think Page is improving. I'll keep watching anyway and just hopes he KEEPS getting better. I think he is learning more about the sport so can be more accurate as he goes.
Ted
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That's funny! I thought Mike was a little off his game. He musta been wondering what was up with Paul.
