- Chris Rose
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Rose advertising for an electric shaver before a 2008 USC-UCLA college football game. Model Marisa Miller looks on.
For other people named Christopher Rose, see Christopher Rose (disambiguation).Christopher Rose (born January 27, 1971 in Shaker Heights, Ohio) is an American sportscaster.
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Early life and career
Rose attended University School in Hunting Valley during high school. Rose attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and graduated in 1993. He served as station manager at the student-run radio station, WMSR.
Broadcasting career
The Best Damn Sports Show Period and MLB Network
Rose is known as one of the hosts of The Best Damn Sports Show Period, on Fox Sports Net. Except for a brief period in 2004 and 2005, Rose hosted the show from its inception in 2001. Rose has also hosted the poker show Million Dollar Challenge. Rose currently works as a studio host for MLB Network (beginning on April 5, 2010).[1] He hosts Intentional Talk with Kevin Millar.
Fox Sports
In addition, he is a play-by-play announcer for Fox's coverage of the NFL and MLB. In 2006, he did Gamebreaks for the NFL coverage while Joe Buck and Curt Menefee hosted the studio coverage from the game site. He was the studio host for Fox's BCS coverage.
In 2007, he was the #7 play-by-play announcer for Fox's coverage of the NFL. A year later, he was demoted to #8 play-by-play but promoted again to #7 in 2009. On Sunday, November 8, 2009, Rose did Gamebreaks for the NFL on Fox while the Fox NFL Sunday crew did the pregame show from Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan. Trent Green and John Lynch were among the analysts who worked with Rose.
During the 2010 Major League Baseball season he hosted The Cheap Seats.
Rose has been criticized for appearing to be too friendly[2] with players he has interviewed during Fox's baseball coverage. For example during the 2009 World Series, Rose referred to Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees as "Jeets". One year later during the World Series, Rose referred to both Brian Wilson and Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants as "his friends". Kevin Millar and Chris Rose on MLB Network both jokingly criticize each other for what they are wearing (vertical striped shirt, sleeves, hair, etc.)
Filmography
References
- ^ MLB Network Adds Chris Rose to On-Air Talent Lineup|http://sportsmedianews.com/03/mlb-network-adds-chris-rose-to-on-air-talent-lineup/
- ^ Fang, Ken (6 November 2010). "2nd Annual (2010) Fang's Bites MLB TV Awards". Fangsbites.com. Wordpress. http://fangsbites.com/2010/11/2nd-annual-fangs-bites-mlb-tv-awards/. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
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MLB Network Studio hosts Greg Amsinger (2009–present) · Bob Costas (2009–present) · Ahmed Fareed (2011–present) · Brian Kenny (2011–present) · Victor Rojas (2009–2010) · Chris Rose (2010–present) · Paul Severino (2011–present) · Matt Vasgersian (2009–present) · Matt Yallof (2009–present)Studio analysts Larry Bowa (2011–present) · Eric Byrnes (2011–present) · Sean Casey (2009–present) · Tony Clark (2009) · Ron Gant (2011–present) · John Hart (2009–present) · Clint Hurdle (2009) · Barry Larkin (2009–2011) · Al Leiter (2009–present) · Joe Magrane (2009–present) · Kevin Millar (2010–present) · Dan Plesac (2009–present) · Harold Reynolds (2009–present) · Billy Ripken (2009–present) · John Smoltz (2010–present) · Dave Valle (2009–present) · Mitch Williams (2009–present)Reporters Trenni Kusnierek (2009–2011) · Lisa Kerney (2011–present) · Hazel Mae (2009–2011) · Sam Ryan (2011–present) · Jeanne Zelasko (2009–present)Baseball insiders Peter Gammons (2010–present) · Jon Heyman (2009–present) · Ken Rosenthal (2009–present) · Tom Verducci (2009–present)Programming Baseball's Seasons · The Club · Hot Stove · Intentional Talk · MLB Tonight · Quick Pitch · Thursday Night BaseballRadio MLB Network RadioCategories:- 1971 births
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