This can't be good for business...from The 'Ropolitans:
“What a great player. And he could fly...”
-Keith Hernandez's poor choice of words while discussing Roberto Clemente.
I would say so. This is the most infamous Keith Hernandez incident since that time he spit on Newman and Kramer:
Showing posts with label NY NY Sports Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NY NY Sports Sports. Show all posts
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I have to say I love these SNY commercials. Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal takes a look at how the commercial spots have taken a faux sports store and sold local rivalries for a channel that most people (including me) just think of as a Mets only channel. I'm just interested in the humor so I've listed them in the order of their funniness.
1. Lessons Learned. It keeps on getting better and better until the lesson learned about the cups near the bathroom. Amazing. The first one I saw and the best one to date.
2. Keith Day. Gotta love the mustache and Keith does a great job in this spot. Strange for a spot that's trying to be universal New York spots to use a Mets personality, but Keith was on Seinfeld, so it's all good.
3. Cable guy. Seems very similar at the beginning to the Verizon Fios commercials but this is just so much more funny. Interesting that it's pretty Mets-centric like the last one, but it seems to drive the point home they're trying to make about SNY.
4. Charades. The weakest of the four commercials, but still funny. The charade for the Devil is pretty awesome.
Agree with my order? Your thoughts on the best?
1. Lessons Learned. It keeps on getting better and better until the lesson learned about the cups near the bathroom. Amazing. The first one I saw and the best one to date.
2. Keith Day. Gotta love the mustache and Keith does a great job in this spot. Strange for a spot that's trying to be universal New York spots to use a Mets personality, but Keith was on Seinfeld, so it's all good.
3. Cable guy. Seems very similar at the beginning to the Verizon Fios commercials but this is just so much more funny. Interesting that it's pretty Mets-centric like the last one, but it seems to drive the point home they're trying to make about SNY.
4. Charades. The weakest of the four commercials, but still funny. The charade for the Devil is pretty awesome.
Agree with my order? Your thoughts on the best?
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