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Just now, Tony-OH said:

Umm, it's there broadcast and spring training are typically spent with these kinds of interactions. The mic'd up things are great and I really enjoyed the catcher during the last broadcast. 

I actually think their broadcasters are pretty good, but their in studio analyst was terrrible. 

It's not their fault MASN choose to not bring one single Orioles game to TV this spring. It's absolutely awful and embarrassing. 

I guess I'm just biased. Would like it a lot better if it was an O's player micced. ?

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1 minute ago, scOtt said:

Roch:

Orioles pitchers listed today behind starter Félix Hernández are Jorge López, Dillon Tate, Evan Phillips, Konner Wade and Dusten Knight.

I haven't seen Cody Carroll's name once this spring. I thought he was another NRI. I mean, I'm not upset to not see him since I was surprised in the first place with his invite, but weird he hasn't been around at all.

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Just now, Tony-OH said:

I haven't seen Cody Carroll's name once this spring. I thought he was another NRI. I mean, I'm not upset to not see him since I was surprised in the first place with his invite, but weird he hasn't been around at all.

I thought I heard Hyde mention him throwing a bullpen or something on back fields. Might have been someone else tho, my memory.

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9 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

Umm, it's there broadcast and spring training are typically spent with these kinds of interactions. The mic'd up things are great and I really enjoyed the catcher during the last broadcast. 

I actually think their broadcasters are pretty good, but their in studio analyst was terrrible. 

It's not their fault MASN choose to not bring one single Orioles game to TV this spring. It's absolutely awful and embarrassing. 

Yeah, it's called advertising their product. That is why it is short-sighted and irresponsible for the Orioles not to telecast at least a dozen games every Spring. Are they losing money by covering Spring Training games on TV? The way I see it is that they need to invest  in promoting their product and brand to all potential customers. There is a reason why Pepsi spends $2Billion in advertising annually even though everyone already knows what they are. The reason is that they want to stay #2 in revenue in the beverage industry. If they stopped advertising, their revenues would crumble and then collapse. The Angeloses -- I am assuming they are the decision makers in this case -- are shooting themselves in the feet by refusing to reach out to the Orioles' fans by televising Orioles games this Spring. And if the reason is money solely, it's "pound-foolish."

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