Catch phrases I don't ever want to hear again

[Stumpage]

You guys aren't sports fans.

I will take odds if you dont like 'smash mouth football' you've never been on the inside of a football helmet. Lined down and hit somebody straight up the middle of a formation.

Then you would be wrong.....

Anyway, it's been done to death...The point is, somebody show a little creativity and come up with an original phrase or statement. However, quite a few of these broadcasters sound like they couldn't tie their own shoelace, so a unique thought may be expecting a bit much.....

[Yich123]

who's your daddy? come to papa? daddy like it rough?

[stevenash]

The term "Walkoff" associated with any sort of game winning any thing.

Did you hear the guy on ESPN Sports Center two days ago.

"walk off bunt"

STOP ! ENOUGH with the 'walk off'

First time I heard it it was OK, but that was a ninth inning 2 out game winning homer.
Walk off should only be used when describing something extremely dramatic, either a game winning two out bottom of the ninth homer, or a game winning granny in the bottom of the ninth.

So far this season I've heard "walk of balk" (Mets game two months ago)
"Walk off walk"
and
"Walk off bunt"

[jimkotecki]

Anyone who refers to Matt Ryan as Matty Ice.

[Cap dat 4ss]

Getting lit up

[keel44]

The length of a baseball season referred to as a "campaign"

"gas" in reference to a fastball

"Put them on their backs"

"pay dirt"

[face]

"suck my cracker"
"titty time"

[Louisvillekid1]

Anyone who refers to Matt Ryan as Matty Ice.

everything andy reid says after every press conference after each game...