Media Bracket: Chase vs. Wheeler
We now move on to our first match-up from our second section of folks, the Dan Kelly Group. I hope you noticed the names of the four when we rolled the whole thing out over the weekend. Thought it was a nice little thing we could do before commenters started having their way with the victims journalists.
We tried mixing everyone up, but we have two guys who are the same airwaves sometimes. Them's the breaks. We have 31 people who will lose a vote, it just depends when the hanging chad falls. On to the combatants.
No. 2 Seed Dan Kelly Group
Kelly Chase - Color announcer for Blues radio broadcasts on KMOX
Originally signed by the Blues as an undrafted free agent in 1988, Chase came up through the Blues farm system and eventually played parts of eight seasons for St. Louis (with a stop in Hartford and a cup of coffee with Toronto). He retired in 2000 with 2,017 penalty minutes in 458 games. He went straight from the penalty box to the broadcast booth beginning with the 2000-01 season. Chase is a former winner of the Jack Buck Award for St. Louis sports spirit and was a King Clancy Award winner in 1998 for his charity work in the community. He is not a fan of NHL referees. Allegedly.
No. 7 Seed Dan Kelly Group
Kevin Wheeler - Sports host for KMOX radio
Wheeler is a host on the long-running Sports Open Line call-in show (one of the first of its kind) and also participates in programming surrounding Blues games since KMOX re-acquired the team's radio broadcasting rights a few seasons ago. He came to St. Louis after working for 10 years with the Sporting News Radio Network. His background is heavily in baseball. He was a mostly bench player for the University of Miami and has worked as an instructor for youth players.
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he had me at wussy russians
After 5 No-Dozes I feel great.. only except that i can hear my ears.. and I believe that toenails are the funniest thing I have ever seen.
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For some reason the word "blowout" comes to mind here.
Thrashing the Blues
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I think Wheeler got stuck with a bad seed.
He’d have come out ahead in a lot of other matchups. There are a lot of people in the field who wouldn’t be able to hold up any end of a hockey argument; Wheeler does a good job (too good, at times) of arguing the Official Company Line.
But he’s got no chance against Chaser. None. This is gonna be the prototypical heavyweight-versus-98-pound-weakling demolition. Which, judging by the photos, is entirely appropriate.
Look on the bright side, Kevin. On the internet, no one can see you urinate submissively.
ive seen that movie
nothing good comes fromt he bad seed
A strong anvil fears no hammer
by Childhood Trauma on Jul 20, 2010 9:19 PM CDT up reply actions
These two do very different
types of shows. Comparison in this case is bogus.
Rec'd like
Wheeler’s hope of winning this bracket…
Let's go Blues!!!
by Milo. on Jul 21, 2010 5:43 AM CDT via mobile up reply actions
Ill give you some bogus $$$ for my next issue of Gametime. Remember EVERYTHING is BOGUS !
How bout it? BTW how many $$$ will the paper be this upcoming year? Even if it is bogus it is the best read at the freezer game. Hockey is the coolest sport in the world. It is played in a large refrigerator.
I like Wheeler, but not enough to vault him over Chaser.
Not like the vote was going to go in Wheeler’s favor here, anyway.
St. Louis Game Time . . . I need another beer.
And I can also write things in 140 characters or fewer.

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