VIDEO: Tallon straps on the funny as 'Hawks commentator
by Donny Rivette on Jul 26, 2010 10:26 PM EDT
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Circa 1996, an unbelievably hilarious situation former Blackhawks color guy and present Panthers GM Dale Tallon finds himself in after going semi-anatomical in describing a "lower body" injury to Ottawa's Sean Hill. Must watch the entire set-up for full effect. Phat kudos to Frank at The Rat Trick for turning up this bounty from bmerri19 via YouTube.
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Classic
A classic moment in broadcasting for sure!
Dale had a bunch of “one liners”, but that was his best!
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