MLB Network’s ‘Remembering the Game for New York’ a touching look back at baseball’s role in recovering from 9/11
The documentary features the six New York-area natives who played at Shea Stadium 10 days after 9/11.
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MLB Network to air Remembering the Game for New York doc on September 9th
The Mets and Braves played the first game back in New York City just ten days after the 9/11 attacks.
John Smoltz and Al Leiter reportedly barred from MLB Network studio work after refusing vaccine
Smoltz and Leiter will still be allowed to work remotely.
Your MLB announcing schedule for 8/30-9/5
Here's the announcing lineup for August 30-September 5.
Pedro Martinez demonstrating how he changed grips mid-delivery was great television
"Pitchers don't do that. Pedro may do it."
Your MLB announcing schedule for 7/12-7/18
Here's who to expect on this week's calls.
Greg Amsinger on hosting MLB Draft coverage live from Denver: “It’s symbolic of the growth and importance of this event.”
"We've got a terrific production team that's pulling out all the stops to make this a gorgeous thing that's going to pop on television. And to me, I think that's going to add to the importance of what it means."
Your MLB announcing schedule for 7/6-7/11
Here's who to expect on this week's calls.
Your MLB announcing schedule for 6/29-7/5
Here's who to expect on this week's calls.
Next “MLB Network Showcase: Clubhouse Edition” will be Angels-Giants, with CC Sabathia, Sean Casey, Chris Young and Stephen Nelson
Sabathia, a key force behind this alternate game broadcast idea, will again be involved, but alongside a different pair of former players this time.
MLB Network to air a 90-minute “MLB Tonight: A Conversation” special on the Asian American and Pacific Islander baseball community
Marlins' GM Kim Ng, Giants' president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi, and Brewers' second baseman Kolten Wong are amongst the interviewees here.
Scott Braun talks evolution of MLB on YouTube broadcasts, from consistent mics on players to Player of the Game polls
"Overall, the reaction from the player side and the fan side on the YouTube games consistently having multiple players mic'd up for each game has been so, so excellent. I'm really excited about it. And it brings such a unique aspect to the games to be able to hear them throughout."
Stephen Nelson is the new co-host of MLB Network’s Intentional Talk
Nelson replaces the outgoing Chris Rose, who held the role across ten seasons of baseball.
