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We are all human. We make mistakes. Nobody is perfect. But did anyone else catch the two mistakes that Ralph Sheheen made on air last night? The first was forgetting where he was at the start of the show (he paused a bit before he said Glendale), and the second was claiming Enzo Lopes had taken the LCQ win as the flagger waved the white flag (RC called him out shortly after). Im not hating what so ever! I like Ralph a lot. I just thought it was funny.
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Those of you baggin on Ralph better be flawless at doing your jobs.
The funniest fault I've heard any announcer say though is Paul Malin, "Cairoli is not fucking about" and calling Julien Lieber for Josh Grant (green 33)
However, calling any sports event "live" is a helluva lot harder than most think, so I refrain from busting his balls.
Pit Row
1 - the producer who is calling the camera shots is sometimes doing some really strange and stupid stuff like showing a random or back in the pack or 8th or 10th place rider for very extended amounts of time. Heats and Main event. The viewer is missing a ton of what is happening on the track.
2- Ricky who I'm sure is still learning, completely zones out sometimes and forgets that he is an announcer, he just gets absorbed into watching the race and goes completely silent.
3- Ralph who knows it's his job to anchor the whole thing and keep it flowing, feels Ricky zoning out and goes over the top in trying to wake up Ricky and the viewer with loud exciting commentary.
It makes for a sometimes awkward telecast, but it's not as easy as people think and hopefully they get their flow a bit better as the season goes on.
It's a lot harder than most people think.
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