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Liking it so far. First 15 min of their Sportcenteresque show, they show highlights of all the baseball games that have been played. Then they get to the other stuff you see in ESPN. The only difference is they don't talk about the same thing 5 times in an hour span. It has some potential if they can keep that format.

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Liking it so far. First 15 min of their Sportcenteresque show, they show highlights of all the baseball games that have been played. Then they get to the other stuff you see in ESPN. The only difference is they don't talk about the same thing 5 times in an hour span. It has some potential if they can keep that format.

 

Yeah that's a good format but these guys are trying way too hard to be funny...hopefully they grow into these roles and it gets better.

My eyesight isn't the best, but I simply cannot read their trailer.

^me either and I'm sitting 8ft from a 60" screen...type to small

^me either and I'm sitting 8ft from a 60" screen...type to small

 

Yep. Very frustrating.

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My DVR box still isn't picking up the station.

^me either and I'm sitting 8ft from a 60" screen...type to small

 

When I was watching the other day, there was a "Breaking News" alert crawling on the trailer. I could see "Breaking News" but couldn't read what followed.

 

Kinda sad that I had to switch to ESPN to see what the breaking news was.

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