'Unintentional' Use of an Offensive Word Leads to Lengthy Pause on Cardinals Broadcast

'Unintentional' use of an offensive word leads to lengthy pause on Cardinals broadcast

While reading from a promo, FanDuel Sports Network broadcaster Chip Caray misspoke and "immediately corrected himself,” says team. “Knowing Chip, I am sure he is as upset as anyone.”

St. Louis Cardinals Broadcaster Should Not Lose His Job Over This Hot-Mic Moment That Will Rattle Woke Mob

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Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray reportedly won't be punished for accidentally saying anti-gay slur on air: 'Honest' mistake

St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray will not be disciplined after accidentally saying an anti-gay slur on air, according to Front Office Sports.

Cardinals Broadcaster Chip Caray Avoids Punishment for Slur Incident

Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray will not face any punishment for accidentally using an anti-gay slur during a live broadcast. The incident occurred while Caray was promoting the team's Disability Pride Night, leading to a noticeable silence on air as he recognized his mistake. The network, FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, deemed it an "honest" mistake and has refrained from further comment. Caray, who has a long career in MLB broadcasting, inclu…

Cardinals Announcer Chip Caray’s On-Air Slip Triggers Awkward 31-Second Broadcast Silence

During the top of the fourth inning in Saturday’s matchup between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds, veteran Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray experienced an unfortunate on-air blunder — the kind no announcer ever wants to make. Caray was reading a promotional script for the Cardinals’ upcoming Disability Pride Night, scheduled for Thursday, July 10. The event will honor the disabled community, and fans in attendance will receive a …

Chip Caray Will Not be Suspended for Accidental Slur: Sources

Caray's verbal stumble, which he quickly corrected, was followed by over 30 seconds of silence on the Cardinals broadcast.