I have years ago experience in directing. So long ago, the cameras were powered by log fires. However, I can tell you that the fast pace of switching to the right cameras is art as much as science. A good director has to know the game, and set and anticipate what might happen in a given situation. He/she needs to direct the cameras to be in position for what could happen. Example, man on first, no outs. Put the third base camera on the runner, centerfield on the batter, first on the second base view, etc. Then, you are in position to get the swing, the play at first, or at second, or if a fly ball third pulls up to cover right, first coves left. Then the director watches the monitors, and calls the shots to the person on the switcher. That is just an example, and I never did sports, but the point is, it is complex. All that said, no excuse that FSN does not have its "A" team. No excuse for the very poor switching we have seen As far as audio, they should be ashamed. It sounds like they are consistently over modulating the mikes. This is audio 101. It is amazing that they let that audio out, and the Brewers should be all over them for such bad standards.