I was thinking this weekend about what an advantage the NFL has over MLB when it comes to casual playoff watching. Although MLB has so many more games – which does help in a way – they start at odd hours and, particularly late in the postseason, consistently start so late in the evening that staying up for the whole thing means a midnight commitment that casual viewers just aren’t going to make. By contrast, the NFL can park their games in the afternoon and early evening on the weekends, and it’s like you get to see the entire series in a single three-hour stretch. It makes for very easy casual viewing, which is why it feels like everyone is watching the games.
アメリカにも「プロ野球選手なんだからこうであるべきだ」という人はいます。
要するに「ツイッターで反論してないで野球に集中しろ」と。https://t.co/AL6fKRvnmQ— ダルビッシュ有(Yu Darvish) (@faridyu) January 13, 2020
Out of these 12 items, I think there’s one thing I disagree with.
Everyone knows right?
Indeed, there’s no need to change the sound system at Wrigley! https://t.co/AL6fKRMYLq— ダルビッシュ有(Yu Darvish) (@faridyu) January 13, 2020
The rest of the @cubs players pic.twitter.com/miZk1LQROl
— Brad Markey (@thebradmarkey) January 13, 2020