maumann
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Ha! True.
It's a new SUV. Chevy Tahoe. Which can get you anywhere in 15 minutes.
Dang. I was hoping it was a DeSoto.
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Ha! True.
It's a new SUV. Chevy Tahoe. Which can get you anywhere in 15 minutes.
As we've mentioned before, prices for spring training games have become ridiculously high. Another thing ruined bygreed.capitalism.
Has anyone done an in-depth dive on why ESPN has scaled its baseball coverage back?
Dang. I was hoping it was a DeSoto.
It's baffling how bad that broadcast got. Besides showing 6 teams over and over, the booth is terrible.if this leads to the elimination of the Sunday night game, I won't be sad.
It's baffling how bad that broadcast got. Besides showing 6 teams over and over, the booth is terrible.
Ravetch seems unprepared and makes big gaffes every week and Perez brings nothing. He talks about everything but the game. I may be an old man yelling at clouds, but I don't need 5 minutes on Bryce Harper's cleats.
The last time I recall watching SNB, it was a Mets-Giants game from San Francisco. 5 p.m. start, when the sun hasn't dipped below the rim of the stadium yet. They decide it would be a great time to interview the Mets left fielder during the game, and they continue to do so even after he says he can't see.The crazy thing is it shouldn't be that bad. They're all good broadcasters and hardcore baseball guys. It's not like when Joe Buck was bored and just didn't want to let go of all his toys. But goodness, it's almost unwatchable. Baseball is by far my favorite sport but barring a crazy national hook, I'm not watching SNB if the locals aren't playing.