mookiebro_2

The reason I suggest doing it live is that it forces you to come out of your comfort zone. One of the hard things when you first start is worrying about others "watching" you. That goes away, but only with practice. Ultimately, people will think it's neat that you're trying it.

Glad to see your a Yanks fan... I watch as many games as I can through mlb.tv... not sure what happened to Hawkins in the 8th! Otherwise the bullpen did a great job.

Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it.

Obviously, I was in the same spot as you at one point... everyone has to start, and figure out what works for them and what doesn't.

There's only one real ESSENTIAL key to being a good broadcaster: Be confident. You're going to make mistakes... I make them every time I air an event. That doesn't mean you aren't good however.

I look forward to hearing some of your stuff in the future! Practice makes perfect... it's cliche, but it's true!