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Have you ever felt like sports commentators like Cris Collinsworth and Joe Davis can get a little wild on NFL and MLB broadcasts sometimes? Their real-world tangents are nothing compared to some recently uncovered voice lines for MLB Slugfest 2003.<\/p>\n
“Enjoying some smoked whale meat up in the booth today,” one of the fictional casters says mid-game. “I don’t really care for it, but I can’t stop eating it.”<\/p>\n
Other lines talk about players getting drunk, the commentators walking into traffic, audio engineers getting electrocuted, and even families being murdered. It’s some truly unhinged stuff.<\/p>\n
The lines were uncovered by the Video Game History Foundation, which found a CD that included a number of lines that never made it to the ears of players.<\/p>\n
“Still need more baseball?” a <\/span>post from their Bluesky account read. “We found a CD in our archives containing dozens of unused voice lines from MLB Slugfest 2003 rejected by the MLB. Here are some of our favorites.”<\/span><\/p>\n It’s obvious that the MLB would never want to be associated with such inappropriate conduct, even in the form of a video game.<\/p>\n “A lot of families at the ballpark,” said another caster. “You know Tim, that’s good because my family was murdered.”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n