Re: The downfall of ESPN continues...
Posted: Mon March 10, 2014 4:27 pm
Yeah, the league networks all do a much better job of covering the games and showing highlights.
Monkey_Driven wrote:I hate to be the "back in my day" guy, but I remember a SportsCenter that actually showed a ton of highlights instead of 3 months of NFL draft hype. It was great.
I remember a bit of CNN Sports. It wasn't around very long though, was it?Peeps wrote:i always liked vince and fred on CNN sportsMonkey_Driven wrote:I hate to be the "back in my day" guy, but I remember a SportsCenter that actually showed a ton of highlights instead of 3 months of NFL draft hype. It was great.
If that. As a Midwesterner I get really tired of the coastal bias.BurtReynolds wrote:I remember watching it Sunday night or Monday morning during football season and seeing highlights of all the games. Now its twenty minutes of Cowboys, twenty minutes of their flavor of the month team or player, and a few minutes for a couple other teams.
At least Central Time Zone isn't that far off. It's near hopeless here out West at times.Monkey_Driven wrote:If that. As a Midwesterner I get really tired of the coastal bias.BurtReynolds wrote:I remember watching it Sunday night or Monday morning during football season and seeing highlights of all the games. Now its twenty minutes of Cowboys, twenty minutes of their flavor of the month team or player, and a few minutes for a couple other teams.
I can imagine.Green Habit wrote:At least Central Time Zone isn't that far off. It's near hopeless here out West at times.Monkey_Driven wrote:If that. As a Midwesterner I get really tired of the coastal bias.BurtReynolds wrote:I remember watching it Sunday night or Monday morning during football season and seeing highlights of all the games. Now its twenty minutes of Cowboys, twenty minutes of their flavor of the month team or player, and a few minutes for a couple other teams.
Is it jsut me, or is it harder to watch their highlights now (when they do show them) - With the quick cut camera shots and fast editing. It can make it hard to see what just happened.Monkey_Driven wrote:I hate to be the "back in my day" guy, but I remember a SportsCenter that actually showed a ton of highlights instead of 3 months of NFL draft hype. It was great.
It is way harder. There is no context and they only show about two highlights from the end of the game and that is it.Fuck You Jobu wrote:Is it jsut me, or is it harder to watch their highlights now (when they do show them) - With the quick cut camera shots and fast editing. It can make it hard to see what just happened.Monkey_Driven wrote:I hate to be the "back in my day" guy, but I remember a SportsCenter that actually showed a ton of highlights instead of 3 months of NFL draft hype. It was great.
Jack Edwards doing soccer was entertaining though.numbers wrote:Their World Cup coverage is light years ahead of where it was in 2010, let alone 2006 when they had people that have never done a soccer game announcing the games.
ESPN FC is very good, it's basically all there is now that the Fox Soccer Channel is gone.shinkdew wrote:Jack Edwards doing soccer was entertaining though.numbers wrote:Their World Cup coverage is light years ahead of where it was in 2010, let alone 2006 when they had people that have never done a soccer game announcing the games.
Their soccer coverage in general is pretty good. ESPN FC is a solid show, it's just on at an odd time.
They've been doing that for awhile with their live shows.Fuck You Jobu wrote:I haven't really watched SC in a while, but have they changed the format?
I was watching Fri nite while at a bar between sets of a band and they were going to show Trout's HR. His was 3rd on the list, so I figured cool, I'll see it in a few minutes. Then they popped in something else, then something else, then broke for World Cup Coverage and then added something else. By then I said for get it and moved on.
Is this a new thing or just a one time crapfest?