ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
Trent Steele wrote:ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
Are you $#@! kidding me? Was this after the Phillies turned down MLB's request to simply forfeit Games 5-7? Now I want people to die for this.
mozartpc27 wrote:That... Jesus Christ. Bud Selig can't be fired.
FTN wrote:Trent Steele wrote:ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
Are you $#@! kidding me? Was this after the Phillies turned down MLB's request to simply forfeit Games 5-7? Now I want people to die for this.
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mozartpc27 wrote:ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
That... Jesus Christ. Bud Selig can't be fired soon enough.
BuddyGroom wrote:mozartpc27 wrote:ek wrote:baseball prospectus blogI’m told that MLB officials put forward the idea of moving Game Five’s conclusion to Tampa on Wednesday with the intention of playing out Game Five and, if necessary, starting Game Six. The idea was quashed by both the Phillies and Fox.
That... Jesus Christ. Bud Selig can't be fired soon enough.
Who would fire him? You certainly don't expect Dave Montgomery to lead the bandwagon, do you?
Grotewold wrote:Rich Hoffman just raised an interesting point: If the umps asked Charlie before the top of the 6th whether he wanted to send Cole back out for more or stop the game right then, what would he have said?
Thus far, the World Series has received an 8.1/14, down 24 percent from the 10.6/18 for a four-game sweep by the Boston Red Sox over the Colorado Rockies last year. This year is 20 percent behind the current record low for a full World Series, the 10.1/17 for the St. Louis Cardinals' five-game victory over the Detroit Tigers in 2006.
The rating increased from a 6.5/10 at 8:30 p.m. and was at its highest, 10.4/16, when the game was stopped.
With the Phillies trying to close out their first title since 1983, the game drew a 45.2/60 in Philadelphia. The rating in the Tampa-St. Petersburg market was 28.1/40.