Frayed Knot wrote: Remember that the early reviews for Ronnie (on a one year stint w/the Nats) were at least the length of a Pete Alonso HR from being good. Now there were extenuating circumstances: he was rushed into the job with little prep time and essentially had to get to know his pbp man (Bob Carpenter) on the fly. But, still, he came off as stiff and uninteresting both from the one or two times I heard him back then, and from other more professional opinions, and also by his own admission. But I think most of us would agree that he's grown into the job and the suits at least three networks seem to agree. (SNY, TBS, MLBN). Saw this today, posted on that international baseball site I frequent (membership only) By hours I'm sure I also watch the most baseball. There are a few booths that I will automatically go to. The Mets booth is the best in baseball, hands down. Gary, Ron, and Keith have great chemistry and talk about relevant topics around the league. The guy who posted it lives in Ohio and is not a Mets fan (as far as I know) Later