As tempting as it might be to get the full Sunday Ticket after Carolina drafts Quarterback X in a couple weeks, as a poor I'm already pushing it with RedZone ($12/mo add-on), and another $200+ for Sunday Ticket would be crazytown.
There is a two-month free trial at the moment, so one could cash that in now and be good to watch both games.
There will probably be another AppleTV game or two in the second half of the season, though, for whatever that's worth.
That was a likely outcome anyway. Even if Jed did everything as well as Theo did, which is obviously debatable, everything working out as it did with the guys Theo acquired in the tank years had to be like a 97+ percentile outcome even with it not ending very well.
Zero need whatsoever. Even more so now with the pitch clock.
Marquee has one of the very best in the business in JD, a rock-solid PBP guy in Boog, and the two seem to have a solid rapport. Just let them cook.
Just two before I die, as the shirt says.
I watched game 7 with my wife and then 2-month-old, and my wife snuck a picture of me cradling him in tears during the immediate postgame revelry. He's 6 now and doesn't give a crap about baseball but I'd love a playoff run to try to suck him in.
I never played organized baseball, but this was my basketball experience. To this day I have not forgotten the companies Fafard and Carither's Real Estate because their names were on my basketball shirts in consecutive years.
That would be the most logical reason not to change but I don't think anyone currently on the boards has had that problem (at least not recently), so it doesn't make much difference to me either.
I didn't really think through the comparison that much, 2005 was just the one that came to mind for a team that's kinda sorta in contention much of the season but not really and the year ends up being mostly boring as a result (I'll assume we're not going to have a guy competing for the Triple Crown into the summer in this one, though).
I still remember writing an article called "2009: The Pre-Playoffs" where my thesis was the division was bad enough the Cubs were definitely going to win it and the season was all about preparing to not crap out in the playoffs for once.
I don't think I wrote any more after that.