Larry Brown Sports
Brown Bag it, Baby
John Kruk road a roller coaster of emotions on Nick Castellanos’ great play to save the game on Wednesday for the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies and Braves were tied 4-4 in the bottom of the 9th inning in Atlanta. Orlando Arcia was at the …
John Kruk is in talks with CSN Philly about joining the Phillies’ TV broadcast team, according to a report. The Phillies announced Wednesday that fan favorite and former slugger Matt Stairs was hired as the team’s hitting coach, which …
John Kruk had been communicating with Kansas City Royals legend George Brett about BBQ ribs for over two years and, until Sunday, he had no idea. At least that’s what he says. It goes without saying that Kruk loves his food. Whenever he’s …
The first thing you’re taught when you get into broadcasting is to always be careful whenever a microphone is around. You just never know who many be listening or recording what you’re saying. Chris Berman and John Kruk apparently forgot …
John Kruk wasn’t a big fan of the approach the Oakland A’s took at the plate against the Detroit Tigers in Game 4. In fact, he criticized them on “Baseball Tonight” for taking big hacks in key spots late in the game instead of …
John Kruk was taken to a hospital on a stretcher prior to the Los Angeles Dodgers-Boston Red Sox game on Sunday. The ESPN analyst was preparing to broadcast the game on “Sunday Night Baseball.” “John left the booth feeling dizzy and …
Rays pitcher Matt Moore is tipping his pitches, and that could explain why the Yankees hit him harder than any team had in two months. Former All-Star first baseman and current ESPN analyst John Kruk figured out Moore’s tell and revealed it on …
John Kruk was on hand for ESPN’s coverage of the Home Run Derby on Monday, but he decided to do what he does best instead: eat. Royals legend George Brett joined the broadcasting crew for several minutes and brought a taste of Kansas City with …
I made the argument a few years ago that baseball players are meant to be fat. I wasn’t advocating for players to be out of shape so much as I was defending players who are good but fat; if it works for them, why change? Well I’m pleased …
An extremely funny ESPN fantasy baseball commercial
