CSN Bay Area
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4.0KPeavy and Ishikawa lead Giants to victory, just like Sabean and Bochy planned it all along
The Giants needed a game like this. After the debacle that was last night, when a 15-minute cloudburst turned into a four-hour rain delay and a loss, and a protest (more on that later), everyone associated with the Giants needed a game like this — the players, the coaches, the broadcasters, the fans, and especially […]
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8.4K17Ric Bucher no longer Warriors sideline reporter for CSN Bay Area
Today CSN Bay Area announced that Rosalyn Gold-Onwude (Twitter avatar shown above) will replace Ric Bucher as the Warriors sideline analyst next season. “We want to thank Ric for his strong contributions over the past two seasons,” stated David Koppett, Senior Director of Live Events, Comcast SportsNet Bay Area and Comcast SportsNet California. Gold-Onwude played basketball at […]
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8.0K15Erin Coscarelli leaves CSN Bay Area for NFL Network
Just saw this on Awful Announcing: Erin Coscarelli, who joined CSN Bay Area last May, is now with NFL Network. Coscarelli and Rhett Lewis will join the team at “NFL AM,” the network’s daily morning show filmed in Los Angeles. The new co-hosts start next week. Former 49ers cornerback Eric Davis left 95.7 The Game for “NFL […]
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2.9K15“BASG week” continues on CSN Bay Area – YSTL tonight
There haven’t been many Giants recaps on BASG lately, because CSN Bay Area asked me to pinch-hit for Andrew Baggarly (one of the best beat writers around and an all-around good guy) during this seven-game road trip. In an upset of massive proportions, they haven’t gotten tired of me yet, as I’ll be on […]
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4.0K10Giants fans. What have you done?
Just 25 games into the 2014 season, Giants fans have to be pleased with the way it’s played out so far. The team sits atop the NL West standings with a 15-10 record. They’re finding ways to win, even as familiar names like Pence, Posey, Cain, and Sandoval have struggled. Giants fans have been treated […]
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CSN Bay Area names full-time A’s insider
Oakland A’s fans wondering who’d serve as the team’s “insider” in 2014 now have their answer. I’m very excited to be joining Comcast SportsNet full-time as their A’s Insider! @CSNAthletics #Athletics #AsTalk — Joe Stiglich (@JoeStiglichCSN) March 3, 2014 CSN Bay Area didn’t have an A’s insider after Paul Gutierrez left the company for ESPN, […]
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CSN Metrics: June 25-July 1
I have always found what Deadspin did with the “Bristolmetrics” pretty interesting, so I decided to take a page out of their playbook and take a closer look at how much time and to which sports our very own highlight show spends its time on. I set the DVR to record every late night SportsNet […]
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Moneyball coming to Oakland A’s telecasts – Hatteberg replacing Fosse (for 20 games)
Susan Slusser is reporting that Glen Kuiper will have a new partner in the broadcast booth very soon: Scott Hatteberg, the former A’s first baseman featured prominently in the book and movie “Moneyball,” will replace Ray Fosse for 20 games as the team’s analyst on CSN California, with his first stint starting June 15, according to multiple sources. Fosse, an A’s broadcaster […]
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Andrew Baggarly moving from the Merc to CSN Bay Area
In a move that seemed inevitable after CSN Bay Area let Mychael Urban go in November, CSN Bay Area has added Andrew Baggarly...
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Mychael Urban issues statement on departure from CSN Bay Area
As reported earlier today, Mychael Urban will no longer serve as CSN Bay Area’s MLB Insider. Comcast SportsNet Bay Area’s statement on...
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Mychael Urban leaves Comcast SportsNet Bay Area
Last night Mychael Urban announced a change to his Twitter handle, dropping the “CSN” portion and moving in what looks like a...
