Sportscaster Drinking Games

Some sports broadcasts are so brutal, the only way to get through them is to drink. Here's a collection of drinking games to get you through the worst:

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Tim McCarver Drinking Game

Here's how to play:
Get a bottle of your favorite booze and a shot glass and...
1: Drink every time Tim uses a multi-syllable word incorrectly.
2: Drink every time Tim states the obvious like it is a profound insight.
3: Drink every time Tim calls the play wrong.
4: Drink every time Tim gets a player's name wrong.
5: Drink every time one of Tim's inane comments is met with stony silence by the other broadcasters in the booth.

(Thanks to Bob Finnan)

JP Dellacamera Drinking Game (During soccer matches)

Do a shot of beer every time he mentions the score and or time remaining when the score box is on screen telling the viewer that at all times. This isn't radio JP.

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