Lady commentators in Men’s sports…why?!

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The NFL has been completely co-opted by lady commentators. But the NFL is a captured woke entity at this point. Lady officials…complete nonsense.

NBA is no surprise…many “color”
analysts probably have meat and two veg anyway. Professional basketball is a complete garbage product at this point. Borderline unwatchable. Give me college hoops.

But now the NHL too?!!

Other than the usual diversity quota, why do any of these producers think we want to hear some chick talk about hockey?

Totally absurd.

Hockey is a man’s sport for men. One of the last sports for men. But sure enough, here we are. I get to listen to some lady assigned to “color” duty blabber about hockey as some poor cuck analyst gets to call the actual game.

Sometimes you can actually hear the analyst roll his eyes at the nonsense color chick as she fumbles through her “knowledge”.
 
Robostyle said:
Repeal the 19th
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I mean I'm not against it......A lot of women in Baseball such as Sarah Langs who is an analyst or broadcasters like Lauren Shehadi actually have amazing insight into the sport and know more than many about what they are talking about.

I don't see a problem with women in sports providing insight when it comes to Baseball in broadcasting/analyzing/reporting and they certainly bring value to the sport and more to the game in that perspective :dunno:


Maybe it's different in NFL but in MLB only men and women who actually bring value and insightful perspectives are allowed to report, broadcast or analyze the sport.
 
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And yeah the women that can't provide value in MLB Ive noticed.....

Move on to places like NFL and NBA and I must admit the quality of the reporting and broadcasting is not as good when you compare a female or women in NFL/NBA in general to those in MLB who broadcast/report/analyze. Women in MLB provide better coverage than their counterparts in NFL/NBA and even compared to a lot of the men in either.

This is something I've noticed..... Nvm this fucking guy with these stupid ass hats that provides even less insight than a potato at ESPN when it comes to NFL, NBA, MLB or just about anything or any topic. For whatever one has to say about the women..... This guy is just a fucking retard :dunno:


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Drives me nuts when watching NFL games. The female reporters bring feelings into the picture, rather than the activity on the field...it's their specialty. And the athletes have to play along or face the wrath of the organization.
Just once please:
Female reporter- "what does this win mean to you?"
Star receiver- "getting some bitches, loading up on coke and snorting & porking for a week! Wanna come along?!"
 
There's only two instances when I want women involved in men activities...when she's completely topless with a great set of tits serving me a beer.

And the only other time is when she's licking the sweat off my sack after a hard day's work on the car or the house.

Think about it...they're only good when male centric fluids are involved.
 
japetus said:
Hell nah Pam Oliver was part of the 3 man team of Madden/Summerall/Oliver. She had the respect of everyone. Nobody got crazy around her. In my opinion that early 90's trio was the best on fox.
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I agree with the above but women should be seen and not heard. 🤣
 
NoHassle said:
There's only two instances when I want women involved in men activities...when she's completely topless with a great set of tits serving me a beer.

And the only other time is when she's licking the sweat off my sack after a hard day's work on the car or the house.

Think about it...they're only good when male centric fluids are involved.
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That is good that you do work on your mother's car and the house since you live rent-free down in mommy's basement you incel you. :LOL:
 
For some reason this memory came to mind: Joe Namath on the sidelines and a bit drunk and when asked a question by the female reporter, he leans in and says "I just wanna kish you..."
I think it was the last time he worked for a TV network.
 
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