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That is a happy thought.   Thanks for that.

The pitchers and catchers part of spring training is a little drab without the reporters there live to send little videos of pitchers throwing and toss out little tidbits and quotes they pick up during the day.   So, it will be extra good to at least see some box scores and give the reporters something concrete to Zoom about.   

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9 minutes ago, Frobby said:

That is a happy thought.   Thanks for that.

The pitchers and catchers part of spring training is a little drab without the reporters there live to send little videos of pitchers throwing and toss out little tidbits and quotes they pick up during the day.   So, it will be extra good to at least see some box scores and give the reporters something concrete to Zoom about.   

Have you seen this?  It's the Orioles Youtube channel.  Might scratch your itch.

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2jqf9lgDjMUtTow1Q4IKzg

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21 hours ago, SteveA said:

This is the last weekend without an Oriole game until October.

(November if we make it to the World Series).

Is MASN gonna televise any games this spring?

 

 

Or any teams for that matter. I can use that shady site to watch a few away games.

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1 minute ago, Can_of_corn said:

I'm sure some teams will provide content for their paying customers.

Don't matter. That site, as dicey as it is, it just gets around it somehow. They put up EVERY game of any kind all over the world. Soccer, Rugby, Darts, Billiards, Curling Chess, you name it. If it's a televised "game" they have it.

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1 minute ago, scOtt said:

Don't matter. That site, as dicey as it is, it just gets around it somehow. They put up EVERY game of any kind all over the world. Soccer, Rugby, Darts, Billiards, Curling Chess, you name it. If it's a televised "game" they have it.

Was slamming MASN not talking about your site.

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47 minutes ago, scOtt said:

Is MASN gonna televise any games this spring?

 

 

Or any teams for that matter. I can use that shady site to watch a few away games.

When the announcement on letting the veteran announcers go was made, the article said that MASN would televise "few if any" preseason Os and Nats games.  Last year I think MASN had 5 or 6 for each team.  Sounds like this year we'll be lucky to get 2.

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10 minutes ago, SteveA said:

When the announcement on letting the veteran announcers go was made, the article said that MASN would televise "few if any" preseason Os and Nats games.  Last year I think MASN had 5 or 6 for each team.  Sounds like this year we'll be lucky to get 2.

Oh for the good ol' days!

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