Thanks to Deadspin, I've found some Chris Berman work I won't mute

Hey, Chris.

 

I've always enjoyed when people have meltdowns or or go on loud tirades at work. I bet most editors and reporters have done it.

 

Are the meltdowns that feature athletes ragging on media types, like Goose Gossage and Tommy Lasorda in postgamers, available anywhere on the world wide Web?

 

YouTube.

 

Google is your friend

 

It was great until the last line.
The last line made it immortal.

 

A buddy and I were hanging around the Horse Trailer in Detroit before the Super Bowl two years ago. Saw a bunch of ESPN guys, Stuart Scott, John Clayton.. Really cool. Posed for pictures.

Berman was a huge dick. Only guy all weekend who wouldnt talk to us.

 

<a href="

">So now he's advocating smuggling into the U.S. from Canada some sort of drug containing codine?</a>

 

As much as I love these little videos that show Berman to be a foul-mouthed, pompous, lecherous blowhard, there are two things I love even more:

1. The mental image of Berman stomping around and trying to ferret out the little bastard who's circulating this stuff and
2. Knowing that he wakes up every morning wondering when the next one is going to surface and how bad it's going to make him look.

 

It's one of two things:

1. Someone who recently left ESPN and doesn't give a damn about being caught posting this stuff.
2. Someone who works there now and just found these tapes.

 

Da-da-dum, DA-da dum!