After criticism, MASN is reportedly reversing course and sending Orioles and Nationals TV broadcasters on the road again
It looks like Orioles and Nationals TV booths will return to the road.
It looks like Orioles and Nationals TV booths will return to the road.
"The global pandemic required all of us to learn new lessons in innovation, resourcefulness, and resilience. MASN is carrying forward some of those lessons."
Yes, fans may have to "shift their setup," but they'll only have to shift their setup to a currently-free, widely-available streaming package.
This came a day after Nationals' star Trea Turner was removed mid-game after testing positive for COVID-19.
According to WaPo, Santangelo almost returned to the booth on May 7 before Nationals staff turned him away.
"Once again, we notified MASN and revoked our approval of F.P. as a member of our broadcast team indefinitely."- Washington Nationals
If your favorite team won or you have a cherished World Series memory, Boswell was probably there and wrote about it better than anybody.
Sutton had a legendary career both on the mound and in the booth.
MASN plans to appeal this decision to New York’s appellate court.
The game's viewership peaked with 4,480,000 viewers at 8:30 p.m. ET.
"Anyone work for @TempurPedic I need a new bed and want a deal because we're World Champs #NotSubtle"
Game 7 drew 23.013 million viewers, the lowest for a World Series Game 7, but still more than enough to make this not the least-watched World Series ever.
"SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! SWING AND A MISS! AND A WORLD SERIES GAME 7 WINNING CURLY W IS IN THE BOOKS! THE CELEBRATION IS ON! THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS ARE THE WORLD CHAMPIONS! REMEMBER WHERE YOU ARE!"