Bill is really all I remember (i'm 23) as a color guy and I've grow to like him over the years. Sure he has his go to phrases and analysis (point of contact/going the other way, NL/AL stereotypes), but overall he's good for the average fan knowledge wise. He's old school when it comes to sacrifice situations, stats and such, but hey most former players are. What I like about Bill is that emotion wise he's like all of us--gets upset when we do and gets excited when we do. If a couple of calls in a row go against the brewers, he likes to rant like we all are as we sit in front of our tvs. He's biased but not overally and for the most part tells it like he sees it. I didn't like Brian last year very much. He bored me and really didn't add much to the telecast. I think he leaned on Bill too much to fill in commentary and such. So far this year it seems more like a natural conversation between the two. Not just--"Bill tell us what you mean by *blank*" He's very professional and has a good voice for pbp--unlike a certain pgp guy who does TV for a certain rival. Also, I like the fact that this is like a dream job for him and not a stepping stone. I wish Brian would get a cool home run call though. Goodnight now!