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Tom Hamilton absences

Good for Pat. I always liked him on the Indians. Good solid hitter who was excellent in the clutch. Hope they find a regular spot for him on the TV side. Rick might be deciding to wind down his career here shortly. He has been doing the games over 30 years now.
 
I enjoy Tabler when I watch. He dives deeper into strategy and situations than Manning. I like Manning too, and I'm not surprised that he's starting to wind down at 69. Even with the first 10-11 years he did games being split between the different WUAB and SportsChannel/Fox Sports Ohio crews, that's still a lot of long seasons with a lot of travel. I think we'll see Manning do even fewer games next season. It's probably a decision both he and Hammy will ponder/face in the offseason, whether to further cut back their schedules.
 
I enjoy Tabler when I watch. He dives deeper into strategy and situations than Manning. I like Manning too, and I'm not surprised that he's starting to wind down at 69. Even with the first 10-11 years he did games being split between the different WUAB and SportsChannel/Fox Sports Ohio crews, that's still a lot of long seasons with a lot of travel. I think we'll see Manning do even fewer games next season. It's probably a decision both he and Hammy will ponder/face in the offseason, whether to further cut back their schedules.
Wouldn't shock me if both Hammy and Manning adopted a "river" schedule next year - only doing games east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio
 
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