Bryce Harper would have attention (possibly more given how his old team won the WS after he departed). Mike Trout in the postseason would bring attention just like Ovechkin from the Capitals brought so a high number of viewers when he was in pursuit of his 1st Stanley Cup. MLB needs as much headlines/storylines they could get. Focused on 2020 alone, the MLB has to be very mad that the Phillies, Angels, Nats, and/or the Mets didn’t make it. I mentioned how losing the Cubs is devastating for MLB and FOX Sports and that is because of the 16 team postseason because in any other year they’re facing the Braves in the NLDS. I said on another post that I hope the MLB doesn’t make the 16 team postseason permanent. I said on another post that having a 16 team postseason is enough for this season given the circumstance.
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But the Yankees themselves is enough to lead headlines in the World Series regardless the opponent. If it’s the Marlins their addition storyline is… Jeter has to root against the Yankees? Okay, the Marlins can only be a draw if they compete, but not dominate. If it’s the Padres, the MLB could highly market Fernando Tatis and hope he can be their Mahomes, Luka, and/or Zion going forward. Considering how bad the Hawks is and how the Falcons is no longer SB contenders, citizens from Atlanta and the state of Georgia (along with Mississippi, Alabama, North Florida, Tennessee, and the Carolinas) will ride behind the Bravos. If it’s the Braves, at least they’re a familiar team to be reckoned in America, especially from the older audiences. If it’s the Dodgers, the Dodgers will bring their WS drought storyline and also overcoming the 2017 WS (given what happened) storyline. So having the Yankees attempt to win their first WS in 11 years could be the best storyline to put out there. COVID erased all of that and let the Astros off the hook. That was going to be an all year affair whereas the Yankees haters don’t want them to win a World Series or dominate the MLB over a period of time. It’s hard to recall a specific Yankees team that was hated so much as what was transpired to be for the 2020 Houston Astros team. I’m talking on the level of Bad Boys Pistons, Laettner’s Duke, 2010-11 Heat, and 2014 Florida St football. Prior to the outbreak, it looked like the Astros were primed to become a team villain. What is great however is that the Astros is a participant, but only if they face the Dodgers could that be a great alternate hope for FOX.
They could careless about their opponent. FOX wants the Yankees in the World Series. It’s been very odd on an even numerical year and I’m going to be odd on this post by getting to the point of what FOX wants its World Series to be and then talk about everything else. For the schedule two years ago, which included the previous iteration of an expanded Wild Card round and neutral site games in the Division, League Championship and World Series, go to page three.Ģ020 has been indescribable so many times.
So long as you subscribe to ESPN and FS1 via a streaming (or cable/satellite) provider, you will be able to watch games through the ESPN and Fox Sports apps.įor a look last year’s MLB Postseason schedule, go to page two. MLB Network is available on each of those platforms except for Hulu. TBS is available on each of those platforms except for Fubo. ESPN and FS1 are available via all of the major streaming providers - YouTube TV, Hulu, Sling, Fubo, and DirecTV Stream. Game 7 would have aired on Sunday, November 6, at 8:03 PM ET.Įvery MLB Postseason game will be available via a streaming platform. The Astros have won the World Series in six games. Key dates - October 7-9: Wild Card series, October 11-17: Division Series, October 18-26: League Championship Series, October 28-November 5: World Series. The expanded playoffs set to run from October 7 through a potential Game 7 of the World Series on November 5.
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The 2022 MLB Postseason TV schedule on FOX, FS1, TBS, ESPN, ABC and MLB Network.
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