Tim Kurkjian: ESPN MLB Insider. Baseball Tonight analyst. Legendary baseball reporter. Hot dog?
Kurkjian’s long and storied career went to places he likely never imagined on the June 23 edition of Monday Night Baseball, when he donned the No. 4 Frankie Furter hot dog suit and participated in the famous Milwaukee Brewers’ Sausage Race. The race was aired live as part of ESPN’s Washington Nationals-Brewers coverage.
As for Tim’s performance? Let’s just say the beloved and respected journalist tried his best. And, despite some good-natured ribbing from his colleagues and fans – something he’s quite used to – Kurkjian took it all in stride.
"This is going to be the worst night of my whole life, I'm sure of it."
- Tim Kurkjian on #SausageRaceKurkjian in Milwaukee (ESPN2, 8 ET)
— Baseball Tonight (@BBTN) June 23, 2014
As it turned out, I was tragically wrong about @Kurkjian_ESPN winning the sausage race at miller park. This is why Vegas sends a jet for me.
— Gene Wojciechowski (@GenoEspn) June 24, 2014
BBTN breaks down Tim Kurkjian's performance in Brewers' sausage race. "Not a performance he's going to RELISH." » http://t.co/kZKqsFp4er
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) June 24, 2014
Kurkjian: "That was, to recap, humiliating." #SausageRaceKurkjian
— Alyson Footer (@alysonfooter) June 24, 2014
If you missed it here is our own @Kurkjian_ESPN not doing well at last night's sausage race in Milwaukee http://t.co/Mg3OKviCrS
— Mike & Mike (@MikeAndMike) June 24, 2014
Nice try, @Kurkjian_ESPN. Sorry you couldn't "ketchup!" #Brewers pic.twitter.com/Gefblwsnlp
— Bernie Brewer (@Bernie_Brewer) June 24, 2014
