Rich Eisen on the Lasting Impact of Jon Miller & Joe Morgan in the Broadcast Booth | 10/16/20

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Rich Eisen reflects on the greatness of Jon Miller and Joe Morgan on ESPN's baseball coverage, and the impact they had on his career.
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@musicman76enator 4 года назад

The GOAT(s) of ESPN Sunday Night Baseball broadcasting. There will never be a better duo. RIP Joe Morgan. We will miss you.

@davestier6247 4 года назад

One of my favorite broadcasting duos of all time. The insights from Joe, and the effortless humor from both. We lost a good one. RIP Joe Morgan.

@dereksimms8725 Год назад

Miller/Morgan and pat summerall/John Madden are the greatest teams ever for broadcasting

@robertgowerjr.1403 2 месяца назад

@dereksimms8725 yes! You are 100 percent correct in my opinion. I miss them

@eggsngritstn 4 года назад

Joe Morgan was such a great player; he was an unstoppable force in those Big Red Machine days in Cincinnati. Personally I liked his broadcasting, too. He could be a little much some days, but so can everyone not named Vin Scully. Vale Joe Morgan.

@TheBatugan77 3 года назад

I love Vin. But Joe was a color analyst. Vin was a play by play guy. Maybe the best ever. Two different animals.

@autiebell1357 4 года назад

Joe Morgan was the Best second baseman I ever saw. Little Joe in my opinion was the most important part of The Big Red Machine of the middle 70's.

@mikes7446 5 месяцев назад

I miss Sunday night baseball with these 2. Sunday night baseball has never been the same without Joe and Jon.

@mcspankicage 4 года назад

Thanks for doing it days later

@lorimeyers3839 3 года назад

John Miller and Joe Morgan were outstanding together. I did notice Joe kind of started to slip a bit mentally not long before they were out. Loved em both- they complimented each other.

@TGH1966 4 года назад

Great insight Rich!

@stingrey1571 4 года назад

Joe Morgan, all time great 2nd baseman. RIP. However he was “Mr.Back in my day”

@TheBatugan77 3 года назад

Back in his day he was the best to ever do what he did.

@DoubleDash28 2 года назад

I miss hearing these two guys call games

@winterhorses 2 года назад

Jon and Joe…ah, the good ‘ol days.

@johndurrer7869 2 года назад

1:40 imagine making another man’s death all about yourself. This man is no good

@vincesmith2499 4 месяца назад

Why did ESPN fire them? SNB is a joke now and should be cancelled.

@cjones3710 2 года назад

How did I not know he passed away.

@bobbowie9350 4 года назад

Sorry but Joe was a terrible analyst. Talked and talked about the same point over and over.

@TheBatugan77 3 года назад

You're sorry. I'll agree with that much.

@Strotophonic 3 года назад

Bob Really????..............You want to try this?

@mattquesnell425 2 года назад

Shut it Bob!

@quiveringmoist7558 Год назад

Jon Miller used to be the radio broadcaster for the orioles before his ESPN days. One of the best

@fortynights1513 11 месяцев назад

Is he for the Giants now?

@vincesmith2499 4 месяца назад

@@fortynights1513Yes, since 1997.

@derrickjohn411 4 года назад

When I think about my childhood in the late 90s and early 2000s, I think about watching Sunday Night Baseball with my dad. And I asked him “Who’s that guy?” ( referring to Joe Morgan’s voice) and my dad beamed with a smile telling me about watching him and the Big Red Machine when HE was a kid. What a great man! He will be dearly missed.