Notable Catchphrases
Rizzs is noted for using the following catchphrases on Mariner broadcasts:
"Well hit ball to deep part of the outfield"- used on long fly balls that may go over the wall for a homerun.
"Goodbye baseball!"- used for homeruns.
"Holy smokes"/"How about that?"- used for big, exciting plays.
"Grandma, get out the rye bread and mustard, it is grand salami time! Holy smokes! Dave Niehaus, that one is for you, buddy" - used for when Miguel Olivo hit the first grand slam since his longtime friend Dave died in November 2010, as a tribute.
"Get out the rye bread and mustard, Grandma, it is grand salami time! Holy smokes!"- used when a Mariners hit a grand slam.
"Swing and a drive, deep to right field, HOLY SMOKES, this one is way out of here! Hit into the Hit-it-Here Café, beyond the windows, into somebody's soup! Oh my goodness!"- used for Mike Carp's game winning homerun off of Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim relief pitcher Hisanori Takahashi in the bottom of the eighth inning on August 29, 2011, as the Mariners won this game by a final of 5-3.
"Happy totals"- used during the postgame when a Mariners win the ballgame.
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