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nosterbor
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Yankees and Redsox a f--ucking gain! I am sick of it!
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nosterbor
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Sorry, the Stankees and Redsux!
George_Calfas
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Don't know what game you are getting, I am watching the Wild Card race double header in St Lou.
hofvintagecollector
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Yeah who the heck wants to watch one of the best teams in baseball vs a division rival
Give me Astros v. Padres any day of the week
Give me Astros v. Padres any day of the week
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wild applause!
I am also tired of this rivalry being forced down my throat. It has been a relevant rivalry too many times to count, but right now it is not. At this point in the season, the games should be flexed, just like Sunday Night Football. PIT-STL, BAL-DET, TB-LAA would have been much better choices.
Frow
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People who don't live on the East coast
People who want to watch baseball that actually matters
People that respect a team that gets it done the "right way" and not the Yankees vs Yankees Jr.
Somewhat amusing but using the contract #'s from ESPN. The Oakland A's team makes less than the New York Yankees DL.
The "right way"?
he means winning without buying your whole team. sadly its just part of the era.
I know what he means, however, it is absurd.
fsulevine
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I'm glad I had a Fantasy Football draft last night and didn't have to subject myself to the crap that is the Yankees/Red Sox.
zach
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Topnotchsy
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It gets better ratings which means more people are interested in this than other games. Annoying, but population distribution plus big rivalry and it always sells...
markakis8
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Agreed. It's as simple as that. When more people starting watching the Orioles vs Tigers....Pirates vs. Cardinals...or Braves vs. Dodgers than the Yankees vs. Red Sox....ESPN will air those games on a more regular basis. But for now....they are going where the viewers are.
BBCgalaxee
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Most poplar sports team in the world? .....Check
Best rivalry in sports?....check
Biggest media center of world?....check
Biggest team all new england?.... Check
Both teams w/ rabid loyal all out fans?....check
Mega ratings winner?...check
First place team?...check
There u go
Best rivalry in sports?....check
Biggest media center of world?....check
Biggest team all new england?.... Check
Both teams w/ rabid loyal all out fans?....check
Mega ratings winner?...check
First place team?...check
There u go
Topnotchsy
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For the record, living in NY I kinda wish I'd get more out of market games on Sunday night...
don't worry, you are a slave to ESPN no matter what on sunday nights. the SNB game is usually the only game going on (sans a night game in Texas occasionally) so SNB is pretty much exclusive every week. SNB also has national blackouts so even if there were another game starting at the same time as SNB, you'd be blacked out in your out of market package. You could only watch the rangers or their opponents in a game up against SNB if you lived in the region of one of those teams and had your local RSN in your pay tv package.
zach
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True. Although I do like hearing Tito calling the game and giving his analysis on the two teams.
leatherman
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Back in the late 70s and early 80s, Monday Night Baseball seemed to almost always have Yankees-Red Sox games. I loved it because I got to see my favorite player: Reggie Jackson.
