Ok, a) I'll admit, my comment about Pashke's knowlege of baseball was maybe slightly unfounded. Since he never really expounded on baseball other than calling out stats and doing play by play, I guess I don't really know. I guess (wrong or right) I just always viewed him as a local plaid coat type sportscaster that lucked into the Brewer announcing job. I guess I have never been a big fan of local network affiliate sportscasters. b) Yes, it was amazing that they never mentioned the no-hitter. Although, it was a different time. Cable and ESPN were in it's infancy. Now, just about any night, you can flip through the channels and catch several sporting events. That wasn't true back then. Also, remote controls were also not as common and/or as sophisticated back then (previoius channel button). The casual fan tends to surf the channels now. He or she might stop on a baseball game for an inning or two and then flip to something else. The announcers are aware of this and know that they need to make mention that something special is happening to keep the viewers attention. I'm not saying that I was Sutton's biggest fan. He was not critical enough for me. I also don't like the announcer who has to constantly remind the fans how much he knows about baseball like Tim McCarver. To me, Jim Powell is the ultimate announcer. Knowledgeable, not too much of a cheer leader, has excitement in his voice, and has a sense of humor (you have to when your sitting next to Uecker for 162 games).