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Will Espn Carry Game 2 Sunday?


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I've been wondering if this will be on Extra Innings or if it's blacked-out because of the ESPN Sunday Night.

 

I hope not, because if so, between that and the local Fox affiliate here showing the Mets-Braves instead for some Godforsaken reason tomorrow afternoon, I'll only get to see 2 of 4 of games in one of the bigger series of this year, grrrr.

 

(Although that may be for the best...)

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Those with DirecTV...

 

How do you think they will handle the Sunday games?

 

My guide only shows the one game at 12:30pm

 

Do we need to get on the phone today?

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The Sunday night game is Tigers/White Sox. With all of the rain Chicago has gotten and is scheduled to get this weekend, it's possible that game could be rained out. If that happens, I wonder if ESPN would broadcast the game.
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According to the sunday newspaper the Brewers are on FSN tonight and the Cubs are on WGN. I'm not sure how this can be, I thought ESPN had exclusivity. Maybe there is an exemption for make-up games that were originally scheduled to be televised???
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ESPN Radio has just picked up the second Brewer-Philly game as it's Sunday Night game. They usually piggyback the ESPN TV game, but with the weather in such question radio has made the switch.

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It really wouldn't surprise me if the Cubs-Astros game ended up on ESPN tonight.
That was my guess, as soon as the times for the Miller Park games were announced.

 

Interesting about the ESPN Radio. In Madison I could theoretically switch between 1070 and 1310 and get two radio viewpoints on the same game.

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I'm not sure how this can be, I thought ESPN had exclusivity. Maybe there is an exemption for make-up games that were originally scheduled to be televised?

 

I think the rule allows for in-market telecasts but precludes these telecasts from being pumped out over Extra Innings.

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I think the rule allows for in-market telecasts but precludes these telecasts from being pumped out over Extra Innings.

 

That's not my understanding of the rule. I thought it meant no local TV for those games, as it does for FOX on Saturday afternoons.

 

Then again, with how stupid MLB's television rules are, it's thoroughly possible I don't understand them. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

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The first game in the Tigers/White Sox doubleheader was delayed by rain. They're in the top of the 6th now. No way will game 2 start anywhere near on time. It'll be interesting to see what ESPN decides to do.
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That's not my understanding of the rule.

 

All broadcast rules are as clear as mud. I do know that it's been recent practice for teams who typically play on Sunday nights (Rangers, Marlins) to be able to broadcast their games.

 

I see no WGN broadcast here in Milwaukee. I tuned in to check and found Newhart instead. I wouldn't be surprised if WGN were carrying the game in the Cubs' market, though.

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