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Wow, some really terrible takes in there. 2013 wasn't that long ago, folks.

One of my favorite movies, and a terrific Chicago movie (especially considering that the book was set in London).

Uh, okay?

Incredible.

You can also hear it on the ESPN 1000 app if you're within 50(?) miles of Chicago.

No. The app (and mlb.tv generally) does not include MLB Network.

We're talking about the FS1 games on Thursday and Sunday.

This still requires you to have some sort of cable/satellite plan, though, and one that is participating in the trial. It's not free to everyone.

The Thursday and Sunday games are on the same channel.

If you have Hulu Live, you have FS1, FOX, and TBS. You would not be able to watch Sox/Astros on Friday or Wild Card vs Rays on Sunday, but the rest of the postseason you should have access to.

Postseason baseball is the friendship-killer. The little death that brings total obliteration. You must face postseason baseball, and let it pass over you and through you. Where the postseason baseball has gone there will be nothing. Only you will remain.

Yeah, and imagine media, stadium workers, etc etc. What a pain.

Yeah, this would be terrible. And I'm a big fan of it on the last day.

The only thing that might get the Sox night games in the LDS would be maybe if Seattle somehow comes out of the Wild Card game. In that case Sox/Astros may be more of a draw than Rays/Mariners. But yeah, considering that it's overwhelmingly likely that it'll be Yankees or Red Sox vs a divisional rival and top seed.....no chance.

The Bears are in Vegas on the 10th.

Friday afternoon likely, as that's a four-game day.

I honestly don't care for best record determining WS home field either; the imbalanced schedule is a big factor there. In the pre "this time it counts" era it just alternated between AL/NL each year. That seems as fair a way to do it as any.

Love the unis. Hope they can make them regular alts in the future, though MLB/Nike might want them to be exclusive to this game.

Ha! I actually am probably newer to the sport than you. One of my friend group chats consists of a guy who's been a diehard F1 guy for years and years and years, and another guy who has also followed it for a while, albeit casually. Then my good friend started watching Drive to Survive in late March and when the group chat devolved into just F1 chat for a couple days I said "screw it" and started it, right on the eve of the first race of the season. So I've watched all the races so far and seen the whole show. I picked up on a lot of it pretty fast as is my obsessive nature, but I'm the farthest thing from a gearhead so that and tire management is still somewhat lost on me. I do highly recommend the "Shift+F1" podcast; I listen to that every week and I find it helpful. With regard to tennis, I sadly haven't watched as much over the last few years as I did during my peak tennis kicks, and with no access to Tennis Channel anymore I can't follow the tour the way I used to, and I've had to rely on Radio Roland Garros for this tournament, but I'm very excited to go back all in on Wimbledon this summer alongside watching a lot of soccer. Getting together with said friends in person(!) to watch some soccer and then wake up the next morning to watch one of the races later this month.

Every F1 race is on ESPN or ESPN2. Qualifying, too. Practice is often relegated to ESPNews and/or streaming.

I can't imagine caring about this stuff, tbh. But I also follow baseball at large so I also think Tatis and Ohtani stuff is cool as shit.

Dig these 6pm local/5pm central start times during the week that Cleveland has been doing.

This change is literally intended to make the game more like the way it was for decades.

Can anyone confirm that the there is a Tex Mex/nacho helmet stand open in the 500 level?

A straight doubleheader on Memorial Day is nice to look forward to.