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Ok. The Brewers have won a world championship.
They've been a good team for quite a few years now -- even before the turn of the decade... in one of baseball's smallest markets.
There's no excuse at this point for teams like the Pirates to not even be competitive.
Christian Yelich has a championship before Bryce Harper does.
File that under "sentences that would have never made sense watching the NL East 10 years ago in 2016."
MILWAUKEE BREWERS! MILWAUKEE BREWERS!!!
AMERICA'S TEAM HAS WON THE WORLD SERIES!
Congrats, Wisconsin -- you really deserve this!
Le Moyne College reference from Tom Verducci talking about Pat Murphy!
#CentralNewYork
I'll give ESPN a lot of credit for having these new CFB, CBB and NFL scorebugs having similar looks.
The era of every sport on one network needing to have some drastically different design was always weird to me.
Auburn women's basketball is using what appears to be a new ESPN college basketball scorebug on the stream of their exhibition game tonight. (h/t @CCTalksPodcast)
Almost every fanbase is convinced it has the most passionate, diehard fans.
Local streaming has taught me there are so many casuals contributing to the bottom line by finding a game while flipping channels or watching when they want.
I don't know what the solution to that is.
The NBA’s DAZN experiment offers warning for the future of streaming RSNs awfulannouncing.com/nba/mlb-…
People are still ditching cable, no matter how many complain every time a game gets streamed.
NFL method (mostly OTA) may become the only viable one.
Maybe a situation like the Premier League in the UK. Sky and TNT own the rights. You want games? Buy them like you'd buy HBO.
Suddenly, no one is complaining about Joe Davis being "biased" after this call!!!
Almost like the complaints weren't honest in the first place.
I get that these superimposed ads are part of the game now and that they're not going to ever go away most likely.
But in an outdoor game setting like this -- they are WAY too bright.
I appreciate how the NHL package on ESPN+ gets integrated into Youtube TV now so I can quad box it with CFB and other sports.
It's weird that I can't see the games that air on NHL Network in the NHL package. That is different than what MLB does.