Funny that you should write this as I was thinking the exact same thing. Was watching the Nadal-Goffin match this morning and after Goffin lost a particular point to Nadal, he put his hand to his head as a natural reaction to Nadal’s amazing shot. One did not have to say anything. All the emotion was written on Goffin’s face and in that gesture of his hand going to his head. But Brett Haber had to prove his wit with the comment that Goffin was “scratching his head.” Such shallow and sophomoric wit indeed! Yes, one person calling a match and unless there is something truly that needs to be said, just allowing the viewers to enjoy the match. Perhaps if our technology were able, the viewer could opt out of the commentary and as you say just watch and listen to the match. I would pay extra each month for that option! And all those useless stats that they throw up on the screen that truly are meaningless for most of us? Do I really need to know how many unforced errors a player has made? Or the distribution of return serves a player has made to different areas of the court? I am sure you will agree with me on these points. And yet it all appears to be getting worse and going the other way, doesn’t it? Of course they want us to have to listen to the commercials, so maybe mute the commentary and then when the commercials come on, we would have to use the actual mute button for those? Don’t know what else to say. A sad situation.