Stupid and/or annoying statements in sports

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I watched the Brewers-Mets game last night on T.V. last night. After J.J. Hardy's homer, SNY announcer Gary Cohen said, "A fastball out over the middle of the plate, just how he likes it."

I know Cohen's a very good announcer, but what batter doesn't like fastballs over the middle of the plate?

It got me thinking. What are the other statements, declarations and phrases that the esteemed SportsJournalists.commers think are stupid or annoying or ridiculous?
 
Anything that comes out of Pierre McGuire's yap, particularly if Sidney Crosby is involved.
 
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Partially blocked.

I've been watching sports for a long time, and I have yet to see part of a ball blocked, with the rest of it still heading for the basket or goalposts.
 
Near-miss. If you nearly missed, doesn't that mean you didn't miss at all?
 
I wrote a column about this not long ago. How about:

A) Anybody could have won a championship with that team

B) He/she only won because they had (the departed coach's) players

C) Forget the (insert championship game here), this is the real championship
 
Here's another. From players, so it may not count.

"One game at a time."

God, I hate that.
 
Or how about when Marv Albert goes "Oh! *insert name here* with the facial!"
I don't find it annoying, I just think its really funny. :D
 

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