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Vote : Danny Adams Color Analyst

Vote : Danny Adams Color Analyst

  • Doing great DA, keep it up!

    Votes: 14 24.1%

  • DA needs more time, but I like what I am hearing so far

    Votes: 30 51.7%

  • DA is ok, but wish WMBD had gone a different direction

    Votes: 9 15.5%

  • Joe Stowell available?

    Votes: 5 8.6%
  • Total voters
    58
  • Poll closed .
Double D said:
Got to listen to DA do the games this weekend. In game color is OK. Much better than I anticipated.

Post game is not good. We really enjoy the ride home and DA has a LOT of work to do there. Questions just aren't good and analysis is just over the top positive.

Listen, I am an optimistic person, but call a spade a spade. Good honest analysis year after year is one big reason why we have smart educated fan base.

In game color...ave to good. Post game questions and analysis...LOTS of work to do.
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Even on the national level, IMO, there are not many smart questions by so-called sportscasters. How many times have you heard, "what did this game mean to you?" During the game DA is not afraid to call a spade a spade and tell it like it is IHO.
 
RaiderOfBradley said:
As I was fortunate enough to win the "Bids For The Braves" auction and do the second half of the Quincy game with DS and DA.
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I bet that was very fun! I was thinking of bidding but did not.

Dave always does a great job. DA is doing fine and will continue to improve. There is a HUGE learning curve (and comfort level) in that job. Da - Best of luck!
 
squirrelgotdead said:
My only suggestion for DA is a simple adage that teachers, coaches and other presenters need to adapt to be effective:

If you can't say it in six words or less, don't say it at all.

Not a hard and fast rule, but one that can be especially helpful.
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Six words or less?!? The rules was 15 itself!

Seriously though, I wish that's how presenters for meetings at work went about things :D Maybe I'll suggest it...as concisely as possible.
 
BUBrave28 said:
Six words or less?!? The rules was 15 itself!

Seriously though, I wish that's how presenters for meetings at work went about things :D Maybe I'll suggest it...as concisely as possible.
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Lol.

Unfortuntely, sound Six Sigma process reasoning indicates that sentence structure must be defined to satisfy voice of the customer critical characteristics and critical customer requirements of all present and non-present actual, potential, and theoretical stakeholders to ensure that no extraneous change management operations will be required thereby ensuring that the projects in question can proceed smoothly and without delay allowing The Company to experience game-changing economic profits.

Wait. What?
 
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