I then checked out 98.5's online website. The hosts on this radio station mostly make jokes about the games the previous nights, and give their opinion. Conversation between two people on the radio about sports usually ends up in a mild argument. These "journalists" not only give the scores of the games, but their opinions on how the game went.
Lastly for a broadcasting course i chose to go on Espn's website. Espn's obviously the largest network that covers aspects of the sports. It gives opinions, it gives scores, locations, ideas, everything. It gives schedules, times, and more. I chose the website for my sourse, however, they are widely knows for their television show.
Sources
http://boston.cbslocal.com/category/watch-listen/heard-on-98-5-the-sports-hub/
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/sports/index.html
I like how NYTimes.com talks about more than just the game from the night before but more about the players lives. I think it is interesting that the "journalists" on 98.5 radio give their opinions about the games. I'm surprised that has not caused more issues with sports fans.
ReplyDeleteWhen it does end up with the two hosts argue it is sometimes because they don't meet eye to eye on the game. They like to pick at some players, but truth is these players give us something to look foward to watching. They try their best lol
ReplyDeleteMaddi, I enjoy your choice in radio broadcasting. It's so laid back and easy to relate to. It makes the morning drive that much more interesting.
ReplyDeleteI agree that Sports Radio usually ends up in an argument. Why do we listen to it? Perhaps it says something about our culture's need for some conflict?
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