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by Amazinz » Fri Oct 15, 2004 1:26 pm
Excerpt from a NY Post article:
Expect to see more of ex-Met GM Steve Phillips on ESPN next year.
"He worked the phones more than I think anyone else on our staff," said ESPN senior coordinating producer for baseball, Tim Scanlan.
Next year, Phillips is to be in studio and in three-man game booths. Larry Bowa, Barry Larkin and Todd Zeile also are on ESPN's radar for next season. Bowa, the fired Phillies manager, did one postseason Baseball Tonight.
While Larkin may play again, Zeile - who lives in California - probably would only want to do a limited amount of games and not commute to Bristol for Baseball Tonight.
Outspoken ex-Golden State coach Eric Musselman is finishing up negotiations that will make him the lead regular-season NBA game analyst on ESPN Radio.
ESPN just keeps getting better. Maybe if we're lucky Phillips will get his own hour-long show.

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by thetongueofire » Fri Oct 15, 2004 7:43 pm
wait a minute... wasn't Steve Phillips the joke that was played upon Mets fans?
[size=10]Manny Ramirez....$20 million
Pedro Martinez....$17.5 million
Curt Schilling...$12 million (and a $2 million bonus)
Never hearing a Yankee fan chant 1918 again...priceless. [/size]
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