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Other options for sports highlights exist.
We've had our fun with football and basketball, but it's all over now. BSPN is back in full swing. Get ready for 90 minutes of baseball and 5 minutes of NBA highlights on Sportscenter everynight.
Other options for sports highlights exist.
Correction:
5 minutes baseball
5 minutes NBA
5 minutes NFL offseason
5 minutes miscellaneous college
40 minutes useless sponsored segments like the Hot Seat, 6-Pack, Ultimate Highlight, etc.
Don't forget open mic with Stuart Scott
It'd be easier if you just started liking baseball
Baseball coverage is something ESPN is actually good at.
as long as Chris Berman isn't around.
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Baseball sucks ass.
I love how Berman does that with every HR that's hit during the Home Run Derby. Every......single.......one. It's not like it would get old, they only hit about 50 homers during that stupid contest.
But its America's past time... or is that pastime?
Tune to NBA TV.... problem solved!
yeah baseball highlights blow ass, but look at the bright side, we got 40 games in 40 nights coming up soon.
I thought I was the only one who doesn't care for baseball. I mean the baseball experience itself is cool but I couldn't care less about Baseball. NFL and NBA, that's where it's all at and some World Cup.
Great things that will make this down time better this year:
1) We've enjoyed extended Playoffs in the West these past few weeks
2) There will be plenty of controversy following these Playoffs since it's so tight
3) Round 1 will actually be quite exciting no matter which series you're watching
4) Olympics
5) Summer trading season will be in full swing. Too many teams used a bandage this year to compete in the West, they're going to have to rethink their long term strategy.
Nope, there is a whole legion of us who don't care about baseball.........I mean this time of year ESPN should have at least one NBA game broadcast a night.
Agreed. I was excited when ESPN got the NBA contract because they were doing such a great job with baseball. However, ESPN just doesn't cover baseball and basketball the same. Baseball they have actual insight and thought behind their coverage. Their basketball coverage is like a dumbed down version of their X Games coverage.
And the NBA just signed an extension, whoohoo
They should seriously shoot whoever thought Berman at the HRD was a good idea.
There was a PA guy in Orlando who used to yell, "SLLLLLLLLLAAAAAMMM!" on every dunk and yell, "THREEEEEEEEEEEE" on every three pointer. That was the hardest all-star game to watch EVERRRRRRRR.
And speaking of ESPN, does anyone know how Reisha Candidate got a job on ESPNews? She's a freakin' idiot.
Nice take. You just won alot of respect Allanon. Good job.
I really have to agree with regard to ESPN's coverage. They simply haven't the resources IMHO to provide even adequate coverage of the NBA.
-Their "experts" are all scrubs, short of a few who shock you if they provide an even SLIGHTLY insightful take. The one thing that they all have in common is their ego's. Anthony, Legler, S.A.S., Walton, etc. Listen to them and see if they feel they're humble or classy...ANY of them. Jeez. Wanna know what team they all picked last year when asked: "What Team is the Most Likely to be Upset in the First Round This Year?"
...I'll give you 3 guesses.
ESPN does love its baseball. I just can't figure out how they can rationalize devoting so much air time to a league whose season just started, when college baseball is to the Final Four, the playoff race in the NBA is unusually exciting, and I think the NHL (which I don't follow) is also, what, almost to the playoffs? In the playoffs already? Anyway, it's a lot further along than baseball. It's not that I have a problem with them covering baseball, but the coverage is oddly unbalanced.
I can't stand MLB though so my view on this is admittedly biased.
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