Actually, the closing ceremonies were on MSN and were wonderfully done. Matt Vasgersian and Bill Schroeder said next to nothing and let the show take over. Miller Park's opening, however, was covered by Channel 12, and it was horrible. We had to listen to their dumb reporters babble about stuff that had been covered by every other channel previously, and they completely cut out Robin Yount's speech. It reminds me of when they did Monday night Packer pregame coverage; they simply wanted to 'show off' every reporter they could. The last game ceremonies for four hours leading up to the game was on ESPN Classic hosted by Linda Cohn. She actually looked fairly hot back then, at least to me. Part of the open had some announcer saying as they showed video of these players, "Wouldnt it be grand for Bob Uecker in his 30th year as Brewer's announcer to say, 'With Spahn on the mound, Crandall behind the plate, Cooper at first, Molitor at second, Mathews at third, Yount at short and an outfield of Aaron, Thomas and Oglivie, "You must be in the front row!' And farewell to Milwaukee County Stadium." The game itself, against the Reds, which Cincy won 8-1 was started by Elmer Dessens(11-5) against D'Mico(12-7) Actually, the closing ceremonies were on what was the last baseball season of Midwest Sports Channel. It was wonderfully done and Matt and Bill always seemed to speak after Uecker, Gillespie, or Harmon finished introducing people. When Uecker was finishing up and then the lights slowly being turned off there was not a dry eye in my house. I must have not recorded any pregame before that first MP game but just the game(exhibition) against the White Sox as I just got home from work right after the game started was the first year of Fox Sports Net. Starting pitchers were Paul Rigdon against Cal Eldred. Announcers for the Brewer's were Len Kasper and a bad facial hair Schroeder. And there was a 45-50 min. show later that evening, I believe, called Thanks for the Memories' (from WISN Milwaukee CH12) hosted by Dan Needles and Tom Sutton.