PseudoSABR Verified Member Posted May 8, 2015 Posted May 8, 2015 I flipped on Baseball Tonight when I got home today, and I noticed the format may have changed since I had last watched (or paid attention). Ravich, Kruk were gone. Tonight, Tim Kirchen acted as moderator/host with a table of Stark, Keith Law, Buster Olney, and some other guy. And I find myself actually paying attention. There's still plenty of hokey stories and self-congratulatory laugh lines, but the show is actually tolerable. My question: has the format really changed, or is this just an every once in a while thing?
USAFChief Twins Daily Contributor Posted May 8, 2015 Posted May 8, 2015 I can't answer, Pseudo, because I haven't seen the show in years. But you've got me intrigued enough that I plan to give it a shot.
biggentleben Verified Member Posted May 8, 2015 Posted May 8, 2015 I flipped on Baseball Tonight when I got home today, and I noticed the format may have changed since I had last watched (or paid attention). Ravich, Kruk were gone. Tonight, Tim Kirchen acted as moderator/host with a table of Stark, Keith Law, Buster Olney, and some other guy. And I find myself actually paying attention. There's still plenty of hokey stories and self-congratulatory laugh lines, but the show is actually tolerable. My question: has the format really changed, or is this just an every once in a while thing? You caught the "seam-head" edition. Every Thursday night, there's a focus on stats and it's basically the only watchable show of the week. Karl Ravich is often on there as well along with Mark Simon.
Sarah Verified Member Posted May 8, 2015 Posted May 8, 2015 I do not understand why they make the guys stand there- it makes the hosts look like they are about two feet tall. (Maybe that's the point but I guess I don't get it...) I was watching it earlier this week and Curt Schilling was talking and interrupting the other guys so much that I almost turned it off. Gawd, shut up already. I think the other guy last night was Jonah Keri.
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