I was wondering if the Reds have any plans to televise any spring training games?
I've had baseball withdrawl symptoms since the end of last season and I sure would like to watch a game on TV.
I was wondering if the Reds have any plans to televise any spring training games?
I've had baseball withdrawl symptoms since the end of last season and I sure would like to watch a game on TV.
Would be a cool idea but I dont think they do that.
They had some last year on FSN, and espn.
-LTlabnerIf you can't build a winning team with that core a fire-sale isn't the solution. Selling the franchise, moving them to Nashville and converting GABP into a used car lot is.
They have been televising a few.Originally Posted by Driver62
I watched the whole rebroadcast of Seaver's no-hitter last night. That helped my baseball withdrawl and next monday is the
comeback !
I got my jones fixed yesterday, first day as an assistant coach for the local high school! It was a fun day-@ 70 degrees, sunny, starting to stay light later.....
You know how birds fly south for the winter? I woke up this morning in Lubbock, Texas and it was 15 F.
Stupid birds.
I thought they used to have spring training games on MLB.com for a subscription fee, but I was unable to find it.
They might have a few on FSN Ohio. But we wont know for sure until the pre-season starts.
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