>>63404828

just over exaggerate anything that happens

like any good play just talk about how it's "magical" etc.

boom goes the dynamite

>>63404828
I'm intensely curious to find out who people think are good commentators too. There are still some good guys on the radio but tv commentary is a barren wasteland.

>>63404955
>over exaggerate anything

inb4 OP turns into Gus Johnson

Thanks to you both, bumping again

>>63404828
Go watch Ray Hudson. Take notes on what he says. Then don't say it, it's annoying as fuck

>>63405334

>he doesn't like ray hudson

lol

>>63405398
>he likes hyperbole out the ass
It gets old after 3 games max, then it's just annoying. Plus he's a rude cunt to any other commentator he works with

talk with as little emotion as you possibly can and make sure you let it known that you'll work cheaper than Joe Buck, then you'll get hired by NFL on FOX for sure

>>63405320
He's good in small doses. He managed to make a late season meaningless football game exciting, so that's something.

>>63404828
Listen to Vin Scully. He's the GOAT of all sports commentary. Works alone cause he's that great.

Lots of personal anecdotes and jokes

take notes from joe buck

Thanks again, except for the Joe Buck trolls. Lol bumping again for more advice

>>63405867
This. Talk about your days when you played that sport.

Also what sport

OP here. It's rugby

sweet sassy molassy

Ian Eagle is the best current commentator in America.

https://youtu.be/WIotQY_QvyU

Look at that seamless transition from goofy antics to picking up the call mid play without missing a beat.

>>63404828

What sport?

Pat Summerall's spare delivery - "Montana .... Rice .... Touchdown" is preferable, but that shit won't play if you're calling a baseball game. Summerall, Scully, a little Cosell if you happen to be literate, that will take you a long way. Or, have several drinks and then say what comes to you.

>>63408024
that's not Kevin Harlan

I'm a sucker for some good facts desu op