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ringer joined by a similar of the SPN Low Sam Happy What Would have been Opening Day

not that happy, unhappy What would have been Opening Day but there is going to be

a lot of baseball on TV and on various other platforms. I don't know whether

you have looked at the list of games that are going to be re-airred so MLB Network

is doing a marathon of memorable opening day games, five different games that

will be airing throughout the day and then various other outlets, Twitter, Facebook,

YouTube, other places, there will be games on every team will have a game that

their fans can watch somewhere or other at some point during the day. I'll link to the

schedule for those who haven't seen it and it's a lot of memorable games and

famous games and a lot of them are identified by the milestone, the thing that

happened in that game, the Felix Perfect Game, let's say, or sometimes it's just a playoff

game, this is ALCS game 7 or whatever, or it's the Verlander Nohider or something. So I saw

that Craig Calcutera was saying that he would rather not know what the game was and just turn

on whatever the channel is and see the game and not know that it was going to be a win and not

know that it was this memorable game that you are tuning in explicitly to see and I wondered whether

you would agree with that or whether that would even be a common opinion because I would think

most people probably like the idea of watching because they know that it is a certain famous game,

but on the other hand they know exactly what happens and how it ends and maybe they don't remember

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