Our final episode of World of Soccer, and thank you all for listening as today we go over MLS, Champions League, Copa America, and many more. Enjoy you Ultimate Summer of Soccer.
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Our final episode of World of Soccer, and thank you all for listening as today we go over MLS, Champions League, Copa America, and many more. Enjoy you Ultimate Summer of Soccer.
Bagman and Dave close out the show and their broadcasting careers in typically oblivious fashion.
Bagman and Dave celebrate their 10th broadcast, and lose their employment in the process.
The boys attempt to cover the annual Obscure League All-Star Game with disastrous (and hilarious) results.
In today’s episode: Bagman does character voices and talks to himself, and Dave finds out someone has been in studio introducing every show.
The boys return from spring break to dab, harness radio’s hidden powers, and… discover their show has been live the whole time.
Patience and eyelids are tested as Bagman and Dave attempt to call the conclusion of a 6 hour baseball game.
Mr. Smooth steps in for Dave Rodgers who is away “on business”, and gives some very obvious commentary since he actually knows nothing about the game.
On this pilot episode of “Baseball in Whatever Time Zone,” Bagman and Dave mark their first official appearance on Lancer Radio Network; and attempt to navigate all the pitfalls that come with broadcasting a game live in Rain City.
By forgetting scores, cheering in the booth, and going on bizarre tangents, Bagman and Dave set a new low standard for coverage of the Whole Wheat League.