Do you watch the whole game when the O's weeknight games on the West Coast?

[Frobby]

I hate it when the O's play on the West Coast, because I get up for work at 6 a.m. and it's tough the next day if I stay up past 1 a.m. watching the games. Often I will start watching at 10 p.m., plan on turning it off around 11, and then think "just one more half-inning" continuously until the game ends. Other times I actually do turn it off, but usually only if the O's are losing or have a very big lead. In any event, it's a constant struggle and I hate these West Coast trips for that reason.

What do other East Coasters do when the O's go West?

[waroriole]

I'm luckily on vacation this week. Worked out well.

[Frobby]

I'm luckily on vacation this week. Worked out well.

But are you somewhere where the O's games are on TV? I was in South Carolina during the last West Coast swing and could only follow on GameDay.

[canonfaz]

I start watching on my TV, then go to bed and watch on my tablet until I fall asleep. Thanks mlb.tv.

[waroriole]

But are you somewhere where the O's games are on TV? I was in South Carolina during the last West Coast swing and could only follow on GameDay.

Yeah in NC. But, I live in Philly so I have mlbtv anyway.

[Can_of_corn]

I go to bed at my regular time but check the tablet every time I wake up (which is pretty frequently in the summer).

[Phantom]

They start at my bedtime, which sucks.

[jmi1960]

When I was younger I would watch/listen to all the west coast games but those days are gone now. 4:30am comes too soon for late night now.

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[TouchemAll]

I hate it when the O's play on the West Coast, because I get up for work at 6 a.m. and it's tough the next day if I stay up past 1 a.m. watching the games. Often I will start watching at 10 p.m., plan on turning it off around 11, and then think "just one more half-inning" continuously until the game ends. Other times I actually do turn it off, but usually only if the O's are losing or have a very big lead. In any event, it's a constant struggle and I hate these West Coast trips for that reason.

What do other East Coasters do when the O's go West?

I can't fit in the poll I have too many variables LOL

My dogs roll me out at 5:30am all summer SOO

Well if we're actually engaged in the game I usually watch the whole dang thing. If we're down 4-5 runs after the 5th/6th inning I usually bag it and live with the consequences, and pick up what I missed on MLB network the next morning, or I can re-watch it on my MLB TV subscription.

[Aristotelian]

For the most part I watch the whole thing, but I will turn it off if either team has a big lead.

[lovetoaster]

I usually go to bed around midnight, so it is not a huge stretch to stay up a little later. I usually tell myself that I am going to watch a handful of innings and then doze off eventually, but that almost never happens. I usually end up getting into the game and just falling asleep at some point afterward.

A good example is that Mariners 18-inning game a few years ago. "I'll go to bed after this inning...OK, I'll go to bed after this inning." I ended up getting a quick nap in after the game and before I had to go to work. Haha.

[osfan83]

Up at 5a...so I'm in bed by 10p....but next week I'm on vacation so I will watch the Dodger series. Then in August I'm going out to see a game against Oakland and and a game against SF!

[ArtVanDelay]

I normally watch the whole game.

[maudibjr]

Im normally not in bed before 3am, so no big deal.

[scOtt]

I didn't vote in the poll as I work 2nd shift. This is extra live baseball I get to watch! I'm psyched!