Hot Rod Hundley

I was listening to a Jazz broadcast earlier this year and Hot Rod had a
color commentator that kept screwing up. Seem to remember him getting Paul
Milsap and Ronnie Price mixed up and ended up calling Milsap "Ronnie Milsap"
(who, concidentlally is a cheesy country singer). Anyway, when I listen to
the Jazz on Sirius now, it is Hot Rod calling the game with no color
commentator. Was the color guy fired?

It's pretty boring listening to Hot Rod by himself with nobody else there to
agree or contradict what he is saying. Now I listen to the opponents
broadcasts just because it's more interesting to listen to 2 people instead
of just one.

"Blake S" <steamer35 DeleteThis @aol.com> wrote in message
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> I was listening to a Jazz broadcast earlier this year and Hot Rod had a
> color commentator that kept screwing up. Seem to remember him getting
Paul
> Milsap and Ronnie Price mixed up and ended up calling Milsap "Ronnie
Milsap"
> (who, concidentlally is a cheesy country singer). Anyway, when I listen
to
> the Jazz on Sirius now, it is Hot Rod calling the game with no color
> commentator. Was the color guy fired?
>
> It's pretty boring listening to Hot Rod by himself with nobody else there
to
> agree or contradict what he is saying. Now I listen to the opponents
> broadcasts just because it's more interesting to listen to 2 people
instead
> of just one.
>
Hey Ronnie Milsap wasn't cheesy!