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They would have made money if they played yesterday or today. It was not a downpour last night. It was just a steady light rain. They play because if they wait there other times they would have to play under those conditions. I really do not see this as a big deal. How many times have you had games play on during some rain? I know I have and we did not have the elaborate ground's crew to keep the dirt dry. This really was not a big deal if you ask me.
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And it certainly did not affect the D-Backs. Their offense is non-existent, rain or shine. And it did not have much of an effect, either, on MLB baseball anemic TV ratings since the NFL game on NBC crushed basbeall. Which is another reason to postpone a game that does nothing to showcase post peason baseball and move it to a night with out the NFL as competition. |
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I watched the game. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The rain didn't bother me. It didn't bother the Rockies' fans. It didn't bother the players. It didn't bother the umpires. I had no difficulty flipping back and forth with the NFL game, so I got plenty of bang for my entertainment buck.
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Tonight games in both playoffs are already scheduled. 7pm and 10 pm Eastern. Game Five in the NLCS , if there is one , is set for Wednesay in Denver, with a day off on Tuesday, and if Arizona wins tonight and on Wednesday there would be ANOTHER day off on Thursday before games six and seven back in Phoenix. Why MLB intentionally built in days off for weather concerns and then did not use them is a mystery. |
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Actually, JR, the schedule this year is different because of television and not travel and/or weather. Normally, the only off days for travel for both the ALCS and the NLCS are between games 2 and 3 and games 5 and 6.
Since TBS took over this year and MLB preferred to maximize prime time viewing, the only way to do this was to break up the middle of each series so that when one was traveling the other was playing, and vice versa. |
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Last night's game could have been easily rescheduled to Tuesday and been played in better weather and no NFL Conflict. Consider that the best TBS post season baseball rating so far is a 5.5 which is less than half the rating of a regular season game on Sunday night on NBC. And tonight the Red Sox and Indians and the D-Backs and Rockies will overlap the Giants/Atlanta NFL game. The number of TV households in Boston., Cleveland, Phoenix and Denver total 7.2 million, less than the total of those in the New York City area. So my point remains, why play a game in the rain against the NFL when there was away to avoid both? |
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