Charley Steiner & Rich Eisen Share Their Favorite ESPN ‘SportsCenter’ Memories | The Rich Eisen Show

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Dodgers play-by-play announcer Charley Steiner joins Rich Eisen in-studio to discuss their favorite memories from SportsCenter’s early 90’s heydays.
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Комментарии • 38

  • @shawntardif5189
    @shawntardif5189 Год назад +22

    Surely I cant be the only one who best remembers Charley Steiner for the “Follow me to freedom” from the This is Sportscenter Y2K commercial

    • @TraphouseBoominOU
      @TraphouseBoominOU Год назад +1

      😂😂😂😂 classic

    • @joellahrman4557
      @joellahrman4557 Год назад +5

      I remember him better as the Melrose Place pool boy.

    • @MarkT36
      @MarkT36 Год назад +6

      Also the one with Holyfield looking for him.....Charlie! Come get your woopin....STEINER!

    • @Wyndamn
      @Wyndamn Год назад

      ​@@MarkT36 😂😂😂one of my favorites !!!!

    • @kevinwaltersmith1291
      @kevinwaltersmith1291 Год назад +1

      That's one of the 2 greatest ESPN commercials of ALL TIME ...PERIOD!!!

  • @danc6464
    @danc6464 Год назад +5

    My most memorable Steiner moment was being at the airport and seeing him go by and I said “holy crap that was Charlie Steiner”! He stops walks back and said “Yes! Yes it is” and walked away in true Steiner fashion.

  • @batboyssports
    @batboyssports Год назад +7

    The sports center episode with Charlie and Carl Lewis singing the National Anthem was pure gold. One of the funniest episodes ever.

  • @nebula3471
    @nebula3471 Год назад +6

    I watched Rich and Stu every morning before school and then in the summer I watched them most of the morning before going to the golf course.

  • @TraphouseBoominOU
    @TraphouseBoominOU Год назад +10

    Charlie is an OG, good to see he is doing well

    • @Wyndamn
      @Wyndamn Год назад

      BIG OG ENERGY!!!!!

  • @icetraydemartini3963
    @icetraydemartini3963 Год назад +4

    Charly is a former Yankees announcer too. Not an easy gig to get.

  • @mattp722
    @mattp722 Год назад +3

    The trade with Melrose Place where Charlie becomes "Bobby the pool boy" is far-and-away my favorite "This is Sportscenter" commercial.

  • @mz6504
    @mz6504 Год назад +2

    Yeahhhh…..”follow me to freedom”lol…..love that one…..

  • @asrielbeats7421
    @asrielbeats7421 Месяц назад

    That first group of reporters on sports center Wow !! Legendary thanks for the memories

  • @jimmymcfarland4184
    @jimmymcfarland4184 Год назад +2

    I’ve never laughed so hard at ESPN except when Bernstein messed up during a segment. The outtakes ESPN would show at Christmas time was epic!

  • @jimmykeech2467
    @jimmykeech2467 Год назад +1

    Ahh, the memories!!! 😁 Thanks guys!!! 👍

  • @flywrightdrones
    @flywrightdrones Год назад +3

    Charlie come get ya whuppin!!! Steiner!!!

  • @vicarious4231
    @vicarious4231 Год назад +3

    5:14 Body by Jake triggered him so bad he broke the laws of physics

  • @lbwlawyer
    @lbwlawyer Год назад +3

    Charlie is such an icon

  • @dedanjones6450
    @dedanjones6450 Год назад

    Thanks Rich... Thank you

  • @Reiderreiter
    @Reiderreiter Год назад

    I can definitely relate to the whole thing of watching the re-airs before heading to school. And I didn’t ever really watch the Charley/Bob/Robin block or The Big Show since I was out doing kid stuff after school.
    So that’s why when I usually think about 90’s SportsCenter, I’m usually thinking of Rich, Stuart, Kenny Mayne and Linda.

  • @gatoraddison
    @gatoraddison Год назад

    Charley was a favorite !

  • @chrisweidner4768
    @chrisweidner4768 Год назад

    “He was great or couldn’t hold a job.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣☝️☝️☝️☝️ Wisdom there

  • @matthewmiddletn9856
    @matthewmiddletn9856 Год назад

    I remember begging my mom to wake me up early so I could watch sportscenter before I went to school in 97-99. I loved those shows and that small piece of my childhood. Now I just want to sleep in as late as possible 😂

  • @kmac1766
    @kmac1766 Год назад +1

    “Follow me to freedom!”😂

  • @sickheadache9903
    @sickheadache9903 Год назад

    I Remember all that! 😜👍🥰

  • @davanmani556
    @davanmani556 Год назад

    I like Charley. He had that trampoline effect of never getting tired and ready to burst out laughing or making jokes. I watched him at all hours during my college years. He didn’t look like Tom Brokaw or Dan Rather which seemed that all those guys looked like. Of course, Dan and Keith were the guys then Rich and Stuart. Toward Charley’s end, I felt he got tired of being viewed as Gene Shalit.

  • @cancersurvivor9992
    @cancersurvivor9992 Год назад +1

    I was a PA when Charley was at ESPN.
    Charley was a slooooooooooow as it got when it came time to reading his stuff. It drove the producers bonkers because the slower he read the less they could put in the show.
    When I ran the prompter the producer of the show would ask me - and all PAs doing the prompter - to speed things up a tad to try and get Charley to go faster.
    It NEVER worked. He read as slow as usual.
    Nice guy. Great to work with.
    But slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow as it gets reading stuff.

  • @sickheadache9903
    @sickheadache9903 Год назад +1

    Tonya got the Truck and her ex got the tool chest! And had to split in 1/2 the Trumpstool single wide trailer in half. 🥴😜

  • @mukinmukin6352
    @mukinmukin6352 Год назад

    Nothing compared to those early 90s early morning SportsCenters. Before viral anything...it was all about PLAYS...OF THE WEEK (bullhorn)

  • @vinmad6669
    @vinmad6669 Год назад

    YESSSSS LOVE CHARLIE
    RAIDERNATION4LIFE

  • @airassault11
    @airassault11 Год назад

    ESPN in the 90s connected with people with their commercials. Nowadays that is not happening or will it.

  • @David-vf7if
    @David-vf7if Год назад +1

    Sports center was so awesome growing up. Now it’s just non stop talking heads saying dumb stuff for clicks. BORING

  • @marksieber4626
    @marksieber4626 Год назад

    Watched Rich then, watch him now. Journalism is a thing. Just stay out of the Aaron Rogers rabbit hole. At least until there’s actual news.

  • @acebragg5559
    @acebragg5559 Год назад +1

    Back when SportsCenter covered sports and not Roe v. Wade.

  • @coryhays6489
    @coryhays6489 Год назад

    Follow me! Follow me to freedom!