Jimmy Kimmel asks Cody Bellinger, “Do people tell you you’re high all the time?”
"I'm not high; that's just how my face looks."
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World Series Game 1 draws a record low 9.195 million viewers
This year's World Series opener drew three million fewer viewers than last year's Game 1.
Dave Roberts doesn’t want Dodgers’ players to do in-game interviews
"I think that’s a decision Justin made. But I don’t see that happening with our guys going forward. Going forward, I don’t want our guys to do that."
ESPN aired a Ramón Laureano f-bomb in an in-game interview, then bleeped him on a later hit
An in-game interview of Ramón Laureano Thursday led to a broadcast f-bomb and then a later bleeped one, and it also led to a lot of criticism of in-game interviews of players.
MLB ballpark producers simulating crowd noise, game atmosphere with iPads
“You’re a conductor of sorts," said one ballpark producer.
ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian says “I don’t like any of the new rules” in MLB’s unusual 2020 season
"I hate seven-inning doubleheaders, but not this year."
Sinclair has finally reached a deal with Comcast for Marquee, and for continued RSN and local broadcast station carriage
On the day of the Cubs' first regular-season game of 2020, Comcast customers in Chicago are finally able to watch Marquee Sports Network.
Angels broadcaster Victor Rojas criticizes MLB’s COVID-19 testing for “jeopardizing the health of players”
"They had two-plus months to work on this."
The Athletic’s Andrew Baggarly regrets tweeting photo of overweight Pablo Sandoval
"It truly wasn't my intention to choose the most unflattering picture that I could."
Multiple reports suggest local MLB announcers may call road games remotely this year, if there is a season
If we get a 2020 MLB season, the local broadcasts of road games may be done remotely.
Aspiring MLB team owner Alex Rodriguez thinks players should take revenue-sharing deal to save season
ARod wants to eventually be an MLB owner one day, so it's no surprise that he thinks their plan for a truncated 2020 season is the way to go.
Mike Greenberg and Mark Teixeira use “Get Up” to minimize MLB players’ concerns over owners’ proposal, ignoring their own pasts
It's quite something to see Greenberg and Teixeira both arguing for players to take whatever ownership offers after their own histories of getting the most out of management.
