SportsChannel - The Sports Writers On TV (Part 1, 1991)
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Here's an episode of The Sports Writers on TV, as aired on SportsChannel - one of the hosts of which we lost recently (Bill Gleason).
Featuring Bill Jauss of the Chicago Tribune, Rick Telander of Sports Illustrated, Bill Gleason from the South Bend, Indiana Tribune, and hosted by Ben Bentley.
In Part 1, they discuss Nolan Ryan and Roger Clemens.
Includes:
SportsChannel ID at beginning - "Our Season Never Ends!"
Commercial: True Value Hardware Stores and Home Centers (interrupted by techincal issue briefly) (voiceover by Pat Summerall)
Commercial: Old Style beer with Dennis Farina - "It's Our Great Beer - and They Can't Have It!"
Commercial: Jerry Gleason Chevrolet / Dodge / Jeep / Eagle / Buick & Golf Mill Ford with Bill Gleason, in a parody of sorts of the Sports Writers. Also features Mike Gleason, Bill Shea, and Mario Buonauro
SportsChannel promo for Brewers-Sox game on Tuesday, May 7th 1991.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, May 6th 1991. (it was a repeat of an episode originally aired on Monday, April 29th 1991)
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Thank you for this. I was a 16-year-old Brooklyn kid obsessed with Chicago, and this was my introduction. This beat video games 10 times out of 10. I called up the Tribune and begged them to deliver to my house in New York just so I could read Jauss. I had a Tellander SI article pinned inside my door. It was about college football recruits.
You ignored the NY Post AND Daily News sports sections for the Tribune? Oy vey.
Brings back warm memories. Every Monday evening, my mom, my brother and I would watch these guys. Now, like Telander, I'm the only one left. Thanks for posting.
OMG! This is my childhood exampifled! I am from South Bend and I remember all this, including the Dennis Farina Old Style Beer commercial! This may be the only full episode of this show on YT, so I am enterally grateful that you posted this. Thank you!
I used to watch this with my Dad when I was a kid...this brings back all kinds of great memories.
This was appointment TV when I went to college in Illinois back in the day. Loved it.
Oh man do I miss these guys. Would love to see a collection of episodes.
Chicago dominated sports media back then. I used to get this show on cable and I lived in Connecticut. Maybe because there were no other shows like this at the time--they set the template.
Then I would go down to Florida to visit my grandparents and watch the Cubs on WGN down there.
I loved this show. The best part of my Direct TV subscription was that you received all of the sports channels so I could watch this every week.
Our cable provider in Philly carried SportsChannel, so I got to watch these guys along with the Blackhawks in some classic old Norris Division games when I was in my early teens. Brings back a lot of memories.
My dad and I used to watch this show as though it was our second religion. In many cases, it was probably our first!
This show is great! Wish there was a bigger archive of it released
I loved this show. Better by far IMO than the current Sports Reporters with Lupica and Co.
Roy Belfer Sports Reporters are a joke! This was far better than that will ever be!
These guys are like a bunch of pals at a bar. The ESPN show is more like a Presidential debate. The reporters come from different cities and compete with each other rather than talk with each other.
The “Good ‘ole Days”. Truly. What a fantastic time to grow up in the Chicago area. Wouldn’t trade it for anything. (Tho with all the shit we’re witnessing in this country today, I DO wish I was born 30yrs sooner!!!).
“DA BEARS”.
"Shea and Buonauro?" God how I miss these old commercials, and the old Sportschannel logo is classic (even more classic when it said Sportsvision)!
RIP Gleason, Jauss, Bentley, and Dennis Farina!
Kelski1998 Dennis farina? From law and order?
@@robertkrakaur511Yes, but from Chicago Story (later Crime Story) by Michael Mann on NBC
I loved watching these guys. I'd be interested to hear what Jauss thinks about Clemens today.
Ohhh what great a great show this was / is.
The Chicago Bulls named their mascot "Benny The Bull" after the late great Ben Bentley, the Bulls first Public Relations Manager and Chicago Stadium Announcer.
Telander: "Let's see [Clemens] 16yrs from now" -- Clemens: "Dude, I'm a robot!"
Wish someone could upload more episodes. I thought this was a great show, and I'm not even a big sports fan.
things they don’t like: nolan Ryan making nuprin commercials, ricky Henderson wearing sunglasses on the basepaths, non-‘Latinos or Hispanics’ making the sign of the cross on the field. Just hook this to my veins 😂
Clemens was a better pitcher than Nolan Ryan? Blasphemy!
Da Beaaarrsssss………Daaa Bulllllllllssss
I MISS THIS SHOW!!!! The only reason Clemens was a better pitcher than Ryan was because Clemens knew how to use his steroids.
Gotta love it when you get to hear the late Bill Jauss arguing. That's what made this show so great! R.I.P Jaussie, Gleason, and Bentley!
Not true. This is in 1991 when he was still with the Red Sox and before he started doing steroids.
classic