..I didn't think so. How about a reason to laugh at them and "kick them" while they're down? Suzyn Waldman's commentary (along with John Sterling on WCBS-AM) the other night after the Yankees were eliminated from the post-season was classic, in a really really funny way.
Click here to listen to Suzy-Q Cry On-Air
I have a few things to say to her, if I may...ahem...
Dear Suzyn Waldman,
There's No Crying in Baseball!
Well ok, if you're a player, manager or fan who is emotionally involved in absolutely every aspect of the game it's acceptable. If you are, however, a FEMALE SPORTSCASTER who is trying to make a name for women in sports you may absolutely not, under any circumstance cry while on-air!
You embarrassed not only yourself, but women all over the world who are trying to "make it" in sports broadcasting. You can call me out if you see Hazel or Tina shed a tear, but I don't think that will happen.
SERIOUSLY! Wipe your nose on your Yankees jersey and pull yourself together, girl!
Sincerely, SoxyLady
P.S. - It's spelled Susan not Suzyn. You must be friends with Jennie and Krysy and Barbi.
Dear Suzyn Waldman,
There's No Crying in Baseball!
Well ok, if you're a player, manager or fan who is emotionally involved in absolutely every aspect of the game it's acceptable. If you are, however, a FEMALE SPORTSCASTER who is trying to make a name for women in sports you may absolutely not, under any circumstance cry while on-air!
You embarrassed not only yourself, but women all over the world who are trying to "make it" in sports broadcasting. You can call me out if you see Hazel or Tina shed a tear, but I don't think that will happen.
SERIOUSLY! Wipe your nose on your Yankees jersey and pull yourself together, girl!
Sincerely, SoxyLady
P.S. - It's spelled Susan not Suzyn. You must be friends with Jennie and Krysy and Barbi.
