Female Baseball Commentators
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Re: Female Baseball Commentators
[ Author: sigbotchan | Posted: Apr 21, 2004 3:03 PM
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Hello, Torakichi-san.
I have been directly and indirectly keeping my eyes on Pro Yakyu for 16 years, but I hadn't heard of female baseball commentators. It's nice to have them (or her).
Female baseball commentators seem to be rare in the U.S., too. Like in Japan, some "play-by-play" interviewers are women, but they rarely have opportunities to share their experties on professional baseball.
Could you tell us more about the female baseball commentator whom you have observed?
Yuki Sei
I have been directly and indirectly keeping my eyes on Pro Yakyu for 16 years, but I hadn't heard of female baseball commentators. It's nice to have them (or her).
Female baseball commentators seem to be rare in the U.S., too. Like in Japan, some "play-by-play" interviewers are women, but they rarely have opportunities to share their experties on professional baseball.
Could you tell us more about the female baseball commentator whom you have observed?
Yuki Sei
Re: Female Baseball Commentators
[ Author: torakichi | Posted: Apr 21, 2004 6:40 PM
| HT Fan
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- Could you tell us more about the female baseball commentator whom you have observed?
Sure, I'll keep an eye out. BTW, last night, the male/female ratio on that broadcast was 1:2. There was the female commentator I told you about, as well as a female "reporter" chiming in with comments from the teams' benches (I've seen this on the major networks' coverage of 1-gun games, too), and a male play-by-play comments man. I assume the guy was an ex-player, but didn't catch his name.
Sure, I'll keep an eye out. BTW, last night, the male/female ratio on that broadcast was 1:2. There was the female commentator I told you about, as well as a female "reporter" chiming in with comments from the teams' benches (I've seen this on the major networks' coverage of 1-gun games, too), and a male play-by-play comments man. I assume the guy was an ex-player, but didn't catch his name.
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Incidentally, she seems to be quite knowledgeable, but sometimes quite hesitant in her speaking; not bad at all.