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The Role of Interpreters in Sports Interviews
05:30 - 10:03 (04:33)
This podcast discusses how interpreters, despite creating an extra layer of bureaucracy, provide some privacy and clarity for athletes during media interviews, especially when discussing sensitive or complex issues.
Clips
ESPN's Amin Elhassan accuses Shohei Otani of using performance-enhancing drugs, and questions his speed and abilities by comparing him to Babe Ruth, stating that Ruth might have been faster than him.
05:30 - 07:24 (01:53)
Summary
ESPN's Amin Elhassan accuses Shohei Otani of using performance-enhancing drugs, and questions his speed and abilities by comparing him to Babe Ruth, stating that Ruth might have been faster than him.
ChapterThe Role of Interpreters in Sports Interviews
EpisodeLocal Hour: Quitty
PodcastThe Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
The use of interpreters in interviews with athletes can add an extra layer of bureaucracy, potentially deterring interviewers from seeking out the athletes for interviews.
07:24 - 09:07 (01:43)
Summary
The use of interpreters in interviews with athletes can add an extra layer of bureaucracy, potentially deterring interviewers from seeking out the athletes for interviews. This raises questions about the role and importance of language barriers in sports media coverage.
ChapterThe Role of Interpreters in Sports Interviews
EpisodeLocal Hour: Quitty
PodcastThe Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
The conversation discusses the use of interpreters in sports media from a privacy perspective and the role of interpreters in athlete interviews.
09:07 - 10:03 (00:56)
Summary
The conversation discusses the use of interpreters in sports media from a privacy perspective and the role of interpreters in athlete interviews. It also tells the story of how Ichiro reportedly used his interpreter to trash talk opponents in Spanish.