Well that usually means that it's a particularly important match compared to the ones played before and possibly even after depending on how the tournament system works
In their defense, some NFL teams do what they call "tank" where you lose on purpose to improve their draft position. Unless things have changed, I'd guess 1/3 of the teams do that towards the end of the season if its not going to be a playoff year.
100% guarantee that these announcers aren’t giving it 110% in their announcing. As a matter of fact, I’m about 75% sure they’re only giving about 62.5% percent effort.
Many years ago (2009 I believe) I was watching Bama play Tennessee and Gary Danielson, when speaking of the Bama quarterback (McElroy), said, "If you don't include all the incomplete passes McElroy has been extremely accurate today." Good job, Gary. Good job.
Ive heard this exact conversation about a new quarterback. "Hes going to want to get points, you know, hes not going to want to fumble or mess up". Thank you for describing what competition is.
This is every sportscaster ever. Every coach interview. Every player interview. I once heard a player - I forget which sport, but he was a pro - say, "Well, I think we just need to make fewer mistakes," and I did not let my sports-fan husband forget that for a long time.
"Yeah it's really a team game, we went out there in the first period and we really gave it our all and I think we just want to go back out there and seal the deal for Canada"
Pure genius 😂😂😂 The accuracy is hilariously maddening 😂😂😂 That delay with the head nod for the rinkside reporter and the sweaty out of breath demeanor of the player were chefs kiss good! 😂😂😂
If it didn't look like Ryan I'd have guessed that this was Michael Owen commentating. He's given us such insights as: "Whichever team scores more goals usually wins." "I love these players with two feet." And who could forget "If there’s a bit of rain about, it makes the surface wet."
To be fair, the "two feet" comment is clearly indicating players who can "(play) with two feet". Now you might say, well all professional footballers can play with both feet. Yes, to some degree, but there are very few players who are equally good with both feet. Even less so in the modern game. Not that I'm here to defend Owen's commentating as a whole.
you really did write a comment in which you state, that you are a sportcaster who ads nothing of value an I just want to comment...... thats what you wrote up there.
I've never been a sports guy, but when journalists went on strike years ago, I started to watch Hockey because they were just playing the ambient sound of the arena. It was enthralling!
I remember hearing about how awkward Sumo Wrestling was during early Corona. Nobody but the wrestlers at the arena meant you could hear all the body noises
I am 110% watching 100% of these videos. I am taking these videos one video at a time, because this is the Ryan George channel, and I want it more. It really comes down to me executing a view and putting more likes on the board. I only had two minutes to view this video, so I had to make the most of it. At the end of the day, it all boils down to it is what it is, but it isn't over until it's over.
He really goes the extra kilometre! He’s from Canada, so I felt metric French spelling was appropriate. There’s one pitch meeting where screenwriter guy uses the word “route”. Producer guy replies also using the word route. One of them pronounced it the Canadian Way (root rhyming with toot) and the other the American Way (rout rhyming with about). It is that kind of detail that makes his comedy priceless. Racking my brains trying to think which pitch meeting it was. I’m going to guess the Phantom Menace because it involves a discussion about trade routes … Confirmed! If you start that pitch meeting at 35 seconds, he says “blah blah taxation of trade routes to outlying star systems.” 😂
That's most definitely a callback to a previous sketch there, let's review that step by step in slow motion replay and several times from any possible angle
this is so awesome! my favorite part is around 1:42 when the rink side announcer is subtly nodding his head waiting for his cue to start blabbing. this whole thing is spot on.
And of course the coach pull-aside interviews that add so much. "We're just not playing to our standard right now" "I don't pay attention to the records and media hype. Every win is tough and we're focused on the here and now" "It's not any one guy, its on me and the coaching staff as much as the players" "The only way we'll hold this lead is by keeping our foot on the gas." "We've had some good plays, but we have to play the whole 60 minutes"
I'll never forget the mid-game interview when the Oilers were losing the Stanley Cup final to the Hurricanes. One of the players basically said, "Yeah, there's no excuse for us. I don't know what to tell you."
I think this is how they sound to everyone, some people just seem to mysteriously love it when the sports guys ramble aimlessly about what everyone is already looking at
The best part of these skits is that Ryan is only SLIGHTLY exaggerating. They're so close to the reality, which is why they are so freaking hilarious. Well done yet again sir.
That was absolutely on point, bc it made me zone out immediately 😂 It’s like reading your horoscope… it’s going to be a year. According to some rocks in space you’re going to have good and bad days.
Ryan really has his head in the game and is focused on the fundamentals. He's waited all year for this, and he's taking his chance. It's a beautiful thing to watch. Poetry in motion.
think about it though... Imagine a hockey game where nobody speaks. Just an hour of gameplay and not a single person going "this guy passes to that guy, sets him up, AND HE SCORES!"
This is correct. I am a woman, and not interested in sports, but I’ve lived for 45 years, and haven’t been able to completely avoid seeing this exact thing on screens now and then. “Sports are sports, are they not?” “Indeed. 100%” “This team is really going to have to play to win.” “That’s right. And that’s what they came to do.” Meanwhile, me, slack jawed, like “wut?”
"They might be thinking, somewhere in the back of their minds, of taking a knife to the ball, vacuum-sealing it in plastic, and mailing it to a YMCA in Tajikistan, but that's just not on the table right now."
What makes me sad is I am so indoctrinated by sports talk I already filled in exactly what all those empty comments meant for each team, their seasons, and how the game was unfolding
Reminds me of Bedazzled when Brendan Fraser’s character became a basketball player. “Well, you know, ya just gotta go out there and give it 110%. Uhh, you wanna play good, you try to play good, and…well, I think we played good tonight.”
When I think of Bedazzled, all I can think of is... Liz Hurley... outfits... so... I'm sorry. Back then, Liz Hurley was 11/10. My brain doesn't continue thoughts well to form when think of.
THAT'S the name of the movie!! I have been trying to remember it for MONTHS now! ....I still don't know why I suddenly wanted to remember the name... just that I wanted to and couldn't...
They really got on those skates, Alex. They skated with sticks in their hands, or clubs. They really clubbed that ball, the puck. The puck flew, I saw it fly, so that all the cats watching the TV at home can try and catch it with their paw. That's what it's all about, Alex.
Shooting home runs really helps the quarterback. Same with icing 110% travel for the shortstop (assuming shortstop has no hole in one strike in the key)
This...THIS is that expertise we rely so heavily upon. Thanks for highlighting it. Now the world knows how absolutely vital and insightful sports commentators truly are, and why we need more of them. XD
This was spot on except for 1:35 The line I always hear is "They need to play to win and not just play to not lose" But the constant back-and-forth of pat comments was excellent. Felt like I was seeing an actual game commentary.
I remember one day my dad was watching golf and the casters’ audio feed wasn’t working, and I swear to god the experience was 100x better, like it made watching golf almost enjoyable. It turns out that when you turn off the nonstop old white dude asmr, it’s extremely relaxing to look at grass and trees and listen to the wind blowing and birds singing.
Omg love it!! ❤😂 I just had this conversation with my husband recently after we heard a sports caster during a football game say “they just have to handle the ball” (like, no 💩🙄🤪)
@@KanohiVahi that depends on the specific type of sports ball! Sometimes both teams get just as many sportsball points and then they both don't win or lose
Golf commentary: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Ooh, and that is in the bunker. Gonna be a tough shot out of there if the ball is buried.
Commentator: "He's accelerating now.... which will mean he gets to the bottom faster... which will result in a shorter time overall" I heard this in the Winter Olympics during the middle of some snowboarding qualifying event.
I..... I gotta be that guy. Sorry. 1. Ryan is being paid much less than that 2. He doesn't reach millions of more people 3. Sportscasters aren't meant to entertain
@@waitselljones8068 1. that's sad 2. that's probably true 3. in a way, they are (not by telling jokes etc, but they are providing additional value (information) for people to enjoy the game more. Sometimes the information is irrelevant or useless, but apparently, people enjoy the game more with commentary than without it)
We don't know if they are winning or losing till they have won or lost. So it could look like they are winning or losing at different times, but only time will tell, at the end of the game, which it is they are doing.
This is what happens when anyone is a sportscaster. After a while, they learn to enhance their bs game to sound like they know what they’re talking about.
Superbowl? Is that some cereal? Or maybe some kind of US little league sport game? Sry but the rest of the world can't really relate to whatever kind of weekend you are having with your superb bowl of cereal.
Lol Superbowl, the event famously so intensely followed internationally, there surely must be so many people who care about this religious holiday for americans
It's pronounced Superb Owl. It's an American tradition where we all gather together and intently stare at a rather fascinating owl for about 3 hours.@@noncanot
This is so accurate, right down the the nodding while waiting for the audio to come through. I've never got why some sports commentators feel the need to continuously ramble about pointless/obvious stuff. It's like they can't stop talking even for a second unless its to go to an ad break.
The sort of platitudes that Ryan said in this video all happen occasionally. But I do think there are some more substantial things said in between the platitudes.
"Both teams want to win this game."
I swear an announcer said that before an NFL game.
Well that usually means that it's a particularly important match compared to the ones played before and possibly even after depending on how the tournament system works
Probably John Madden. He was the king of talking a lot without saying anything.
I'm pretty sure I've heard most of lines in this skit at one game or another IRL 😂
In their defense, some NFL teams do what they call "tank" where you lose on purpose to improve their draft position. Unless things have changed, I'd guess 1/3 of the teams do that towards the end of the season if its not going to be a playoff year.
Definitely Joe Buck or Troy Aikman lol Airheads with nothing to offer.
The bottom line is Ryan and George really are giving 110%.
100%.
100% correct.
They really put 100% into recording the dialogue they wrote.
I wonder if it's a reference to motivational sketch of Frank James
People don't realize...
This is 100% what it has sounded like every time i have accidentally tuned in to one of those pre/post game analysis talks.
110% agree!
Yuppp
110%. They gave it their all up there in the booth and it showed in the final result. They just wanted it more and they went out there to get it.
100% guarantee that these announcers aren’t giving it 110% in their announcing. As a matter of fact, I’m about 75% sure they’re only giving about 62.5% percent effort.
@@nobody5333 The only thing I'm 100% sure on is that 96.25% of percentages are made up on the spot.
My all time favorite “ya know Mike, sometimes it just comes down to which team scored more” 😂😂
What it really comes down to is: If you wanna score points, you gotta put the puck in the goal.
They can win it all here if they score, but they do have to score.
Sometimes indeed! 110%!
Many years ago (2009 I believe) I was watching Bama play Tennessee and Gary Danielson, when speaking of the Bama quarterback (McElroy), said, "If you don't include all the incomplete passes McElroy has been extremely accurate today."
Good job, Gary. Good job.
They played it minute by minute-rofl
This is 110% how every sportscaster sounds to me.
100%
@@EnkiduIX 100% of 110%
I once gave 100% and had an aneurysm
Well, it's 50% mental, 50% physical, and 50% emotional to be a sportscaster. You really have to take it one play at a time, 100%
Well, aside from the ones who are yelling so loud and fast that you can't actually make out any of what they're saying, anyway.
It’s both sad and fascinating how I couldn’t tell what was different about this sketch from a real sportscast for waaaaay too long. Well done.
Indeed, it uncannily resembled both of the sporting events I have ever witnessed.
Wait, there was a difference? =O
"If it had gone in the net it would have been a goal!"
"Football is a game of two halves."
Yes, “foot” and “ball.”
Good old Michael Owen 😂
Wrong. "Football is a game of four quarters."
@@joso7228 wuss, that's not football that's american football
Don't use your feet, don't use a ball@@joso7228
I actually heard a golf announcer say this: "If he would have hit the ball a little farther, he wouldn't have to make such a long putt."
Sleep easy knowing that person earns more than we cover dream of! 😭
people actually watch golf?
@@JimmyMon666Yes
@@JimmyMon666 Tiger Woods was great to watch.
Yeah golf announcers 😂. 90% of the camera looking at sky. What is there to talk about?
I'm so glad you did the cut to the hockey player not saying anything useful too. I love this!
“You miss 110% of the shots you don’t take.” - Wayne Gretzky
My ass: you can not miss when you don't shoot, that is a requirement.
"'You miss 110% of the shots you don't take.' - Wayne Gretzky" - Michael Scott
@@Mibbitmaker Opened the replies for this.
@@OmniscientWarriorthen why do they keep the stat: Untaken Shots On Goal?
110% true
"Taking it minute by minute really is the only way to go in an entropic universe"
"Both teams came to play" makes me die laughing every time
Ive heard this exact conversation about a new quarterback. "Hes going to want to get points, you know, hes not going to want to fumble or mess up". Thank you for describing what competition is.
Maybe all sportscasting is for 5 year olds or people so drunk they temporarily think on that level?
"Sometimes it comes down to who wants it more" a tried and true classic
This is every sportscaster ever.
Every coach interview.
Every player interview.
I once heard a player - I forget which sport, but he was a pro - say, "Well, I think we just need to make fewer mistakes," and I did not let my sports-fan husband forget that for a long time.
Well that sounds perfectly reasonable; they should make fewer mistakes than the other team 😂😂😂
"Shit man, we need to make more mistakes out there, then we'd win the games, frfr"
-No-one in particular
That small delay with the head nodding at the end was perfect! Cracked me up lol. 🤣
Exactly. You saw it too, yes?
Yes!
That little touch was my favourite part! Priceless!
Came here to say that! So great!
Ryan's impression of a player being interviewed was so hilariously accurate 😂
Only he had too many teeth to be a hockey player 😊
110%
just needed a hundred more sniffs between every other word
It was a game, we did our best but so did the other team
"Yeah it's really a team game, we went out there in the first period and we really gave it our all and I think we just want to go back out there and seal the deal for Canada"
Pure genius 😂😂😂 The accuracy is hilariously maddening 😂😂😂 That delay with the head nod for the rinkside reporter and the sweaty out of breath demeanor of the player were chefs kiss good! 😂😂😂
right??? this was amazing 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Plus his slightly more distinctly Canadian accent.
"Once they hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate."
That is my actual favourite Zapp quote. I need to use it more.
uuuahgh
You won't have time for sleep.......not with all the bed making you'll be doing
In the game of chess, you can never let the other player see your pieces
I love that at 1:43 Ryan George remembered to add the little delay in transmission between the ringside reporters and the sportscasters
Perfect
That got me good
Which is extra hilarious when they're in the same building
He's a details man.
Rinkside*
If it didn't look like Ryan I'd have guessed that this was Michael Owen commentating. He's given us such insights as:
"Whichever team scores more goals usually wins."
"I love these players with two feet."
And who could forget "If there’s a bit of rain about, it makes the surface wet."
I'd love for this guy to comment on my life, he sounds lovely and very informative!
Words of wisdom
Yep, immediately thought that this is just Owen's quote adapted for hockey context.
To be fair, the "two feet" comment is clearly indicating players who can "(play) with two feet". Now you might say, well all professional footballers can play with both feet. Yes, to some degree, but there are very few players who are equally good with both feet. Even less so in the modern game.
Not that I'm here to defend Owen's commentating as a whole.
average loading screen tips be like
As a sportscaster who adds nothing of value, i can relate
Stephen A Smith???? Is that you???
Explain why your existence is even necessary
this is certainly a comment made by a sportscaster.
you really did write a comment in which you state, that you are a sportcaster who ads nothing of value an I just want to comment...... thats what you wrote up there.
This was a comment.
I've never been a sports guy, but when journalists went on strike years ago, I started to watch Hockey because they were just playing the ambient sound of the arena. It was enthralling!
It's like Casino's, they need heaps of audio stimuli to keep people hooked.
I remember hearing about how awkward Sumo Wrestling was during early Corona. Nobody but the wrestlers at the arena meant you could hear all the body noises
This should be an option all the time.
@@LiveErrorsthat's gross and hilarious. Like the sound of grunts and slabs of meat slamming into other slabs of meat
@@isiahs9312 reportedly even the occasional fart
I am 110% watching 100% of these videos. I am taking these videos one video at a time, because this is the Ryan George channel, and I want it more. It really comes down to me executing a view and putting more likes on the board. I only had two minutes to view this video, so I had to make the most of it. At the end of the day, it all boils down to it is what it is, but it isn't over until it's over.
Yeah, 110%
I unironically forgot I was watching a parody video because this was so accurate.
Same, I legitimately zoned out as though a game was on in the background
Same! :P I actually had to pay attention more to even realize it because it sounds so normal.
😂😂😂
@@-Monad-I literally zoned out on my phone like I always do when the announcers are talking about random bullshit like it was a normal game 😂
The delay for the audio to reach the third reporter and nodding made me laugh more than it should have 😂.
He really goes the extra kilometre! He’s from Canada, so I felt metric French spelling was appropriate.
There’s one pitch meeting where screenwriter guy uses the word “route”. Producer guy replies also using the word route. One of them pronounced it the Canadian Way (root rhyming with toot) and the other the American Way (rout rhyming with about). It is that kind of detail that makes his comedy priceless.
Racking my brains trying to think which pitch meeting it was. I’m going to guess the Phantom Menace because it involves a discussion about trade routes …
Confirmed! If you start that pitch meeting at 35 seconds, he says “blah blah taxation of trade routes to outlying star systems.” 😂
How much should it have made you laugh?
@@commbir5148 Like a tiny giggle, but I laughed like it was a great punchline.
@@commbir5148All of it. 110%
Came here to say the same thing 😂
Can we talk about that little smirk he gives after delivering a particularly pointless phrase 😂😂 e.g. at 0:54 .. this just makes it perfect
That's him slowly dying inside.
How the camera lingers on him just a little bit extra had me dying
@@webslinger516 absolutely!!!! 😂😂
The team that wants it more and executes effectively has better chances to gain the advantage. Hockey indeed is a physical and challenging game 110% 😂
100%
100%
@@jacobmccoy8019 100% a 110%.
At least we all now knew that we are watching a hockey game. A 100 percent
The smug facial expressions after telling something 100% obvious are just perfect.
Plus the camera staying on them just a *bit* too long after they say it... Also classic as well.
110%
100% 110%@@Adrian-dl9nb
@@Adrian-dl9nb 100% "110%"
I can't tell if Ronnie is being smug or dying inside 😂
Literally the only channel where I'm sad when there's no ad, I hope the Adstronaut is doing okay up there in Ad Space.
1:01 His mouth says "That was certainly a hit, Alex"
but his eyes say "Please God, end my suffering"
😂😂😂
"100%, people don't even realize." 😂
100%, people don’t realize
People don't realize.
That's most definitely a callback to a previous sketch there, let's review that step by step in slow motion replay and several times from any possible angle
The thing about people is they don't realize.
Damn it, you beat me to it.
this is so awesome! my favorite part is around 1:42 when the rink side announcer is subtly nodding his head waiting for his cue to start blabbing. this whole thing is spot on.
And of course the coach pull-aside interviews that add so much.
"We're just not playing to our standard right now"
"I don't pay attention to the records and media hype. Every win is tough and we're focused on the here and now"
"It's not any one guy, its on me and the coaching staff as much as the players"
"The only way we'll hold this lead is by keeping our foot on the gas."
"We've had some good plays, but we have to play the whole 60 minutes"
also
"the other team came here to win too"
"against xyz is never easy"
"if we dont make the goal the other team might win"
I'll never forget the mid-game interview when the Oilers were losing the Stanley Cup final to the Hurricanes. One of the players basically said, "Yeah, there's no excuse for us. I don't know what to tell you."
"I can't comment on pending litigation."
This is what all sports sound like to me.
110%!
@@Hummingbirder1 100%
I think this is how they sound to everyone, some people just seem to mysteriously love it when the sports guys ramble aimlessly about what everyone is already looking at
Especially those post game interviews. Everyone did their best out there, then game was over and the score was what the score was
😂
Wow this really was 100% !
People didn't even realize!!
The best part of these skits is that Ryan is only SLIGHTLY exaggerating. They're so close to the reality, which is why they are so freaking hilarious.
Well done yet again sir.
You are so right. Reality is so close to this, it’s eerie. I make these observations every time I watch sportsball. 😂
Writing these skits is barely and inconvenience
Is even that much? I grew up watching John Madden and... this feels like a documentary to me :)
@@idemus168 I think you meant to say, "Writing these skits is super easy, barely an inconvenience." 😉😉😉
So do sportscasters ever say anything that actually gives you real information, or is it just platitudes like this?
That was absolutely on point, bc it made me zone out immediately 😂
It’s like reading your horoscope… it’s going to be a year. According to some rocks in space you’re going to have good and bad days.
"According to some rocks in space..." 🤣😂
I for one don't like the way that one rock makes me feel sometimes
Did you just wrongfully assume the physical properties of stars? It's the 21st century, you just can't do that anymore, jeez...
Like dude no shit, that's life. Its normal to have good and bad days
It's not the rocks, it's the shiny lava balls that decide what happens!
This isn't even satire.
Halftime interviews with the coach are even worse.
Yes, it's parody.
Ryan really has his head in the game and is focused on the fundamentals. He's waited all year for this, and he's taking his chance. It's a beautiful thing to watch. Poetry in motion.
This literally sounds like every actual sports event I've watched on tv in the past ten years.
They all share the same script
It does 🤣
I've noticed it's definitely what American sportscasters/bad sportscasters sound like. Just noise
I’m 52, I’ll up that assessment to 40 years
think about it though... Imagine a hockey game where nobody speaks. Just an hour of gameplay and not a single person going "this guy passes to that guy, sets him up, AND HE SCORES!"
Love the pregnant pause at the end of some of Ronny’s lines like he’s waiting for applause at such a great comment
What does pregnant pause mean?
@@CalvinNoire Pregnant's literal meaning is "full of potential" so it's just a silence with potential.
Unless the pause expects a baby @@johnclifford369
I appreciate how blue suit Ryan has that typical "I'm in pain" smile. I never understood how it finds it's way to the screen but it always does.
It's a combo of jock itch, athlete's foot and yesterday's chili dog.
Can there be a montage of those smile moments
"Hockey can be a physical game." Im shocked! Was waiting to hear "Teamwork makes the dream work" at the end there. 😂
There's no I in cliche.
This is correct. I am a woman, and not interested in sports, but I’ve lived for 45 years, and haven’t been able to completely avoid seeing this exact thing on screens now and then.
“Sports are sports, are they not?”
“Indeed. 100%”
“This team is really going to have to play to win.”
“That’s right. And that’s what they came to do.”
Meanwhile, me, slack jawed, like “wut?”
I would watch Ryan as a commentator even without sports
Who cares about hockey anyway? If you have seen one game you have seen pretty much 110% of them.
spurts
@@chamith256I was just going to correct that. You beat me to it 😂
That's... this.
@@chamith256beat me to it 😂
This reminds me of a Madden quote "At this point they only have two options, they can either pass the ball or run it." (Slight paraphrase)
"They might be thinking, somewhere in the back of their minds, of taking a knife to the ball, vacuum-sealing it in plastic, and mailing it to a YMCA in Tajikistan, but that's just not on the table right now."
"Here's a guy who, when he puts his contacts in, he can see better."
Madden was the King of stating the obvious, but since he was our jolly old football grandpa, we never cared!
What makes me sad is I am so indoctrinated by sports talk I already filled in exactly what all those empty comments meant for each team, their seasons, and how the game was unfolding
Reminds me of Bedazzled when Brendan Fraser’s character became a basketball player.
“Well, you know, ya just gotta go out there and give it 110%. Uhh, you wanna play good, you try to play good, and…well, I think we played good tonight.”
Damn the devil! Damn the devil to hell!!!
110%
When I think of Bedazzled, all I can think of is... Liz Hurley... outfits... so...
I'm sorry. Back then, Liz Hurley was 11/10. My brain doesn't continue thoughts well to form when think of.
THAT'S the name of the movie!!
I have been trying to remember it for MONTHS now!
....I still don't know why I suddenly wanted to remember the name... just that I wanted to and couldn't...
@@KnuckleHunkybuck Liz Hurley can still get it
They really got on those skates, Alex. They skated with sticks in their hands, or clubs. They really clubbed that ball, the puck. The puck flew, I saw it fly, so that all the cats watching the TV at home can try and catch it with their paw. That's what it's all about, Alex.
This is better than MOST sports commentary honestly.
Shooting home runs really helps the quarterback. Same with icing 110% travel for the shortstop (assuming shortstop has no hole in one strike in the key)
100%
110%
@@super-tian100% 110%
You said it, @@MrMelonGuy42
@@MrMelonGuy42 110% 100%
This is a physical game that requires you to give 110% 100% of the time if you want to be 100% competitive more than half the time.
I don't even watch hockey and I was able to follow along perfectly. Great job Ryans!
Post game interview:
"We knew we had to go out there, stay as a team, give 100%, execute, play by play. "
Every single post-game interview. I can't believe anyone watches those.
And take it minute by minute
“Got those pucks in deep and created time and space.”
"Yeah, we didn't win this time, but we'll just have to practice hard and come back and try to win the next one."
I never thought "we're out here playing a hockey game" would be the best line in all of UA-cam history.
This...THIS is that expertise we rely so heavily upon. Thanks for highlighting it. Now the world knows how absolutely vital and insightful sports commentators truly are, and why we need more of them. XD
This was spot on except for 1:35
The line I always hear is "They need to play to win and not just play to not lose"
But the constant back-and-forth of pat comments was excellent. Felt like I was seeing an actual game commentary.
-There is no "I" in Team.
-No, but there is an "M"and an "E".
I really, really need Ryan George to sportscast the Super bowl 😂
I don't think owls really need commentary, no matter how superb they are.
He's Canadian, so he'd probably do the Stanley Cup instead
@@SheeplessNW6 That took me a minute 😂😂😂
110%!
What are we even doing here?
*checks notes* Spurts
Wow! Ryan’s first serious video!!
He usually does parodies or make jokes. Never thought I’d see the day.
His audition tape for the National Sports League.
Ronnie's facial expressions are so good.
I remember one day my dad was watching golf and the casters’ audio feed wasn’t working, and I swear to god the experience was 100x better, like it made watching golf almost enjoyable. It turns out that when you turn off the nonstop old white dude asmr, it’s extremely relaxing to look at grass and trees and listen to the wind blowing and birds singing.
''White dude ASMR'' 😂
110x better
You know, I hate watching golf and I hate ASMR. No wonder!
Maybe that's why golf games are so comfy.
The head nod waiting for the audio delay is 100% 110% of the time.
I am physically WHEEZING rn... 😂😂😂 There's just so much accuracy in this skit
I actually laughed out loud at nearly every line and the lingering shots on Ronny are KILLING me lmaoo
Ryan George dug deep and took it minute by minute in this sketch 😂
Come to play. I love the accurate description of the actual event that occurred. Best in between period interview that I've seen in 37 years.
Omg love it!! ❤😂 I just had this conversation with my husband recently after we heard a sports caster during a football game say “they just have to handle the ball” (like, no 💩🙄🤪)
"he really should have made that catch"
The team that doesn't win loses
you know what separates the winners from the losers, is the score@@KanohiVahi
@@KanohiVahi that depends on the specific type of sports ball! Sometimes both teams get just as many sportsball points and then they both don't win or lose
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That was an excellent addition to this line of humor. I hope you get more of likes.
no its more like this
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Actually it's super easy, barely an inconvenience
What’s even funnier is that half of them are retired/off season professional players so you’d think they’d have more to talk about 😂
Yep, they understand the game at a deep level and still useless platitudes.
Commentator: "He's accelerating now.... which will mean he gets to the bottom faster... which will result in a shorter time overall"
I heard this in the Winter Olympics during the middle of some snowboarding qualifying event.
When a comedian is is paid 75% less than a sportscaster but gives millions more people more entertainment.
a 100%
I..... I gotta be that guy. Sorry.
1. Ryan is being paid much less than that
2. He doesn't reach millions of more people
3. Sportscasters aren't meant to entertain
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1. that's sad
2. that's probably true
3. in a way, they are (not by telling jokes etc, but they are providing additional value (information) for people to enjoy the game more. Sometimes the information is irrelevant or useless, but apparently, people enjoy the game more with commentary than without it)
I blame the sportarchy.
when what? you didn't finish your thought.
the Hockey player being tall and sweaty was the cherry on top! haha :)
Ever seen bedazzled?
@@mikem1457 nope lol
@@toamastar give it a watch. The basketball player is whom I'm referring. Fun movie.
Dear God that was spot on with just about 100% of the 110% of the coverage in sports 🤣😂
"Up until they lose the game, they are winning"
We don't know if they are winning or losing till they have won or lost. So it could look like they are winning or losing at different times, but only time will tell, at the end of the game, which it is they are doing.
It is actually might be draw until they lose.
Thanks!
He really nailed this concept.
Ryan George out here proving keeping a job as a sportscaster is super easy;
Barely an inconvenience.
I love the book light stuffed under his headphones to look like a headset with a microphone. 😂😂
Good catch!
Thanks I wondered what was going on! Also the ties both exactly crooked in the same way
xD good catch, mmd
Fortunate that they had two identical book lights like that.
The way “they” are just repeating the same thing 😂 spot on
The awkward pause after the camera cuts to the person interviewing the player was a nice touch
1:00 Ronny looks like he's about to cry any minute 😂
It's so spot on it sounds to me like a real commentary and not a joke
That's the best sweaty and tired acting I've seen in ages.
I feel like this is what would happen if I was a sportscaster
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I would come in there and then....TALK. I would use my mouth to speak about the spurts
They're probably doing better than I would; they seem to at least understand the game. 😂
This is what happens when anyone is a sportscaster. After a while, they learn to enhance their bs game to sound like they know what they’re talking about.
I cannot distinguish this skit from real-life sports commentary. 🤣
That was so accurate for a moment I thought I was actually watching a hockey game.
Only a Canadian would make this about Hockey on superbowl weekend! ;)
Superbowl? Is that some cereal? Or maybe some kind of US little league sport game? Sry but the rest of the world can't really relate to whatever kind of weekend you are having with your superb bowl of cereal.
Lol Superbowl, the event famously so intensely followed internationally, there surely must be so many people who care about this religious holiday for americans
It's pronounced Superb Owl. It's an American tradition where we all gather together and intently stare at a rather fascinating owl for about 3 hours.@@noncanot
@@awesomeadam2667 Ohhh where can I join in on this? I wanna see this owl too!
Superbowl, a bunch of hit commercials, interrupted by some sporting event
I really love how flawlessly this thumbnail was designed! No errors!
0:16 with his tone I honestly expected him to say "scoring a goal in the second period is tight!"
Lmao I was literally gonna comment that in the timed comments immediately after thinking that. Nice
Might be a legal issue
I love the slight pause between the two sportscasters and the guy down with the player. Nice touch!
that lag was 110% accurate
I got jumpscared by the lack of Ad-stronaut
I love the flip side of commentators who read the Wikipedia page on each team and is just reciting statistics throughout the game.
So still adding nothing of value.
You really came together for this video. All the Ryans stepped up to make it happen.
It's what ya gotta do.
I 100...no 110% love this whole skit❤😂
100% Ryan put 110% into this sketch video, taking it one word at a time.
this was so accurate that my brain automatically tuned it out and I queued up another video
This is so accurate, right down the the nodding while waiting for the audio to come through. I've never got why some sports commentators feel the need to continuously ramble about pointless/obvious stuff. It's like they can't stop talking even for a second unless its to go to an ad break.
As someone who doesn't watch sports, this just seems completely normal and nothing different from what I've seen and heard 😂
As someone who DOES watch sports, this just seems completely normal and nothing different from what I've seen and heard
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The sort of platitudes that Ryan said in this video all happen occasionally. But I do think there are some more substantial things said in between the platitudes.
Since professional commentators were replaced with former players this is actually how all commentary sounds. I watch most sports on mute
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