Jonathan Zaslow

If one of your colleagues, if somebody you worked with, they made a mistake, a very public mistake, would you point and laugh at them in the moment?

I mean, one time on the Miami Heat broadcast, I did my intro, you know, and I was, yeah, you know, tonight, Heat, 730, bad news for, and right there, I forgot who they were playing.

God, I need that audio.

I mean, I'll break out into a cold sweat if you were able to get that audio.

How'd you find it?

Were you looking for papers?

Were you ruffling?

Did you not look up at the scoreboard?

Well, the problem was because in my script, I forgot to change the name at the heading, so I knew it was the team from last game.

It's like, holy shit.

that's how we're playing tonight and it was like a real at least a five second pause which is obviously an eternity bad news for whoever we're playing tonight yeah just say the other team thanks greg should have said opponent you're not wrong by saying the other team that's a professional thank you david he gets me

It's a copy-paste, yes.

I don't remember, but I made sure that that mistake did never happen again.

Maybe.

Well, David, do you know the twist?

You would never guess the twist.

It's pretty unimaginable.

human beings making decisions and either you're used to it and ready to deal with it or you're not David during our live stream a couple nights ago we were on the air when McCullough came in and took Sandy out in the ninth inning after giving up the one hit and then he walked uh De La Cruz although it looked like he was pitching around him what did you make of of him taking Sandy out in that moment and then Sandy after the game saying he'd like to be part of the decision making process there

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