Seriously, I couldn’t watch any of my hometown team on the mlb app. But I could watch a team 10 states away

Oh my goodness amen!

Reds fan, preach it! I cut the cord years ago and am with a streaming service, MLB is the only major sport I can’t watch without requiring a cable subscription.

100%

I agree especially if you are out of Market like on vacation for a time. But there should totally be more free over the air games to watch and be able to watch them as you would have on an app if you aren't home. Especially if the Yankees the Yes Network should be more accessible without needing cable

Rippin' dabs and staring into a ring light lol.

Glad someone else noticed hoe fuckin high he looked

U really hate aaron rodgers

I loved him in the Office.

He's probably my favorite of all the guests tbh

Agreed. He delivers good info and gets his audience on this show. Love hearing him talk, except when he talks about my Astros 😅

Agree, except Pat doesn’t understand the value of having other topics other than football.

Same here

I like the timers but I’d hate to have this be the ending of a big game

41 and me too.

You were never a borderline purist if this is what's going to bring you back to baseball. Just so you know that.

@@matthewrock4725 Exactly. Anyone who wants this deserves the collapse that’s coming. At least there will be plenty of empty seats to choose from.

@@lifeofbrandon_ as players get used to it this will be extremely rare.

They were prob flying Commercial and had an 11pm flight to catch 😂 🚫Cards/Go Cubs Go

You also had Gibby mowing through opposing lineups every other day. Lol

@@SpartanSprinkles . . . Yes we did

the good sport is over trust me they dont give a damn

This is basically a football channel

@@SlasherLPSyet it made more money than the nbgay last year😂

@@SlasherLPS it's hard to talk about baseball as a nfl channel. Ehat I enjoy is that they talk baseball at all, a lot dont

Also limiting shifts will have a huge implication especially for lefthanded batters.

more SBs will also harken back to the 70s and 80s

More runs possibly?

@@joemckim1183 I Sadly see u guys winning the central if that’s a STL cardinals avi

I'm sick of pitchers throwing to first 5 times

iirc Buerhle was pitching against Halladay one time and the game ended in an hour-55 minutes lol

@@kiroolioneaver8532 I think more than once he had a complete game under 2 hours

Smaller clips are better for the comment sections so its more clear of what part of the show you're leaving comments about.

Lmao listen im a hater for baseball because it boring af but this comparison is dumb af.

shows done wonders for my sleep. keeps my mind from racing, which in turn let's me actually fall asleep lol. occasionally I'll watch these short segments when it's something that's a hot topic.

I listen to the show on the podcast app when I’m at work and then watch the clips that I wanted to see

Well put

Not gonna fix the game, only hurts it as the tense moves moments of a close game in the 9th inning won’t have the same merit. They will just happen so fast and you won’t have that buildup of the ending. Plus football games last 3 hours, same as the baseball games last year and still nfl is king. Shorter games don’t make it popular.

@@braytonschafer5606football runs on clocks for quarters as well as a play clock so the action is a little different than baseball!

@@GOATexp the action is what makes the nfl king, baseball just doesn’t have that much. And I believe speeding up the plays will lead to injuries and players getting out of their normal mechanics and routines that they have done for their while baseball career. I’m just a huge baseball fan and had no issues with the speed of the game, I actually enjoyed it. I just feel like this will add more bad then good.

@@braytonschafer5606 I have to disagree there, because in the NFL at the end of the game when they have no timeouts and the clock is winding down, that's EXACTLY when a sense of urgency has to be increased, and that's when all the best moments happen is under pressure, I don't that that worry is legitimate. You're right about shorter games isn't what makes things popular, but in the same vein, yes it absolutely is and here's how. The only forms of sport I follow on a week-week basis like actually watch the events is racing, Sprint Cars and Motocross, and NFL. All of which, I never sit down and watch an entire broadcast, I wait til it's over and watch the extended highlights usually here on KZfaq. You can watch the entire thing in 6-12 minutes. So I say all that to say this, in essence shorter games HAS made those things more popular to me anyway, and I'm not special. Millions of others think the same as I do. The real problem that every major sport has except the NFL is very simple, there are WAYYYYYYYYY too many regular season games. Why on earth are we playing 165 baseball games and playing 16 Football games, and Football has the market effectively cornered? The markets of baseball, basketball, and hockey and all overly saturated, you can't even be a fan of ONE TEAM and see everything!

@@djjazzyjeff1232 yes the two minute drill in football is the best part of the game as the urgency makes it, but baseball is a totally different animal in the 9th inning, the suspense of it for possibly 10 minutes or more is so good and just keeps you on edge. I’m just disappointed that we won’t get that now with the new rule.

Most owners don't give enough, the ownership situation in the MLB is pathetic, The TV situation is pathetic, the lack of a salary cap and salary minimum is pathetic, baseball better wake up.

Yeah thats too long. I think a 60 second clock is best. 15/20sec is too long

@@MandoEric most definitely

That's brutal

I agree but there seems like some fans actually enjoy that,I do not know why.

It makes the game boring.

What brought you back?

@@ryant390 what’s bringing me back is shorter games, the quick pace, and no more shifts. Genuinely can be locked into a game Ive enjoyed the spring training games. Hard hit balls up the middle and in the gaps actually get through now with the banning of shifts. Everything you were taught growing up like hits up the middle and pulling the ball turned into everything wrong when they let teams extreme shift.

@@Scheboygan8767 agreed.

Yeah either that or disabled in the 9th!

Umps will probably give more leeway once the players get used to it

Play clock's on in football, every down, every quarter. they figured it out. Get the pitch off in time bud. rules are rules

Disable in the postseason as well. Not completely against it because I'd like more action. But the postseason doesn't need it.

You spelled "looking bloated" wrong

@@David-vf7if Disagre. Both have killed the game. I played ball through college and love it deeply but the length and slow pace of games caused me to only watch if it’s recorded and I can fast forward through much of it.

20 years ago Barry bonds and arod were tearing up pitching… I don’t think it was necessary. Maybe 10 years ago it was necessary

@@kingrazo10 They were also both roided out lol.

Play clock is on in basketball the entire game, even in the last minute. It's on in football every down, even in the last minute. Get the pitch off no excuses

That’s the time when it should be enforced most. It’s the last play of the game. Both sides need to be ready. It’s huge in basketball and it has been a perfectly fine way to prevent boring content. I think it’s great that a team blew their chance to win by not paying attention/knowing the rules.

​@@lidontloExactly

Yup. Because I love watching 22 inning games.

Only weirdos dislike that rule

Most games don't go that long anyway and I think it is not respecting the game

@@danielhudson6594 Explain.

Meh I hated it at first but tbh, do u really want to be at a game for 6-8 hours?