Not Enough Baseball?

"JimmyG" <kidflash78 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Yeah, baseball is talked about too much.
>
> Not that I run from sports talk on the radio, but my only AM listening
> is when I am on the road and driving two hours to a client. In those
> long stretches of boredom, ESPN radio comes in rather handy. Down
> here in the south, though, it seems like every one of these guys is
> scraming way too loud about the current day's hot topic. Yawn.
>
> The following is an outdated perspective:
> Count yourself lucky. You could live in the Bay Area and have to
> suffer through Ralph Barbieri (is he still on?).

When I lived in Utah in the 90s I could pick up KNBR clearly most nights,
and I'd listen to Barbieri once in a while when I was doing kitchen cleanup
or something. I thought he was pretty good, actually. At least he talked
in a normal conversational tone, seemed reasonably intelligent, and got some
decent guests and callers. In fact, I don't think I've listened to any
sports talk radio since then, because I haven't heard anyone I can stand for
more than about 3 minutes.
Perry