ESPN Changing Game Times

[CatKnight]

Hm. Good point, Asian. :starts looking for west coast jobs:

[boomboom]

No it doesn't because of the time zones. An 8:05 game start is a 5:05 game start in Seattle. So I could be home by 9 local time and still have at least 2 hours to do whatever. The only problem is that the M's are never on ESPN, which may actually be a good thing.
You should move to the west. The only time problems are the 10:00 AM football games but since you hate football, it doesn't concern you.

I personally hate 10am Football games...

[filihok]

The east coast is tough on a west coast baseball fan

Many of my Dodger games don't get over till 1 or 2 in the morning. If I stay up to watch, I'm grumpy from lack of sleep the next day. If i go to sleep with the game in doubt then I check the score the next morning, if they lose I'm grumpy all day.

It's good for football though. I used to waste my whole Sunday watching football when I lived in NM. Games started at eleven, not much time to do anything before the game and after watching all day, not too motivated to do much.

On the East Coast, games don't start till one, so there's a whole half day on Sunday to be productive before settling onto the couch.

When I move to Sweden, East Coast baseball games will be finishing up around 6AM my time. West Coast games will be starting. Nothing like waking up to baseball eh?

[RedsoxRockies]

Rockies were on ESPN once!!! vs. the mets. I'm pretty sure it was just because ESPN was going to be in New York for the ASG anyway and so they were like...screw it let's just stick them on.

I remember that! Oliver Perez vs Jeff Francis. I beleive the score was like 6-4 or something