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NBC continues to NBC the poo poo out of their coverage of anything that isn't football. 50 C-level or absolute no-name 'celebrities' got nearly as much screen time as the 25 best womens golfers in the world. E: and a big chunk of their footage was of the women standing around waiting for the men to miss putts DJExile fucked around with this message at 18:00 on Jan 25, 2021 |
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DJExile posted:NBC continues to NBC the poo poo out of their coverage of anything that isn't football. that seems to be more of an event format problem tbh if 2/3's of the field is male celebrities ed also holy poo poo that dude who they cited on twitter is uh not good
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OJ MIST 2 THE DICK posted:that seems to be more of an event format problem tbh if 2/3's of the field is male celebrities which dude and yeah part of the problem which aa doesn't dive into is that for the am portion of the pro-am it was 52 celebrities, 2 of whom were women; i get not every women's sport event has to be a celebration of women and womanhood but it's incredible that they set themselves up for failure at every stage especially making the leaders for the actual tournament for money wait behind mardy fuckin fish
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DJExile posted:Oh yeah the event format itself doesn't help but this also smacks so hard of NBC doing that thing they do in the Olympics where they'd rather tell sob stories than show the actual events and the athletes themselves.
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Josh Lyman posted:I constantly rail against the human interest stories in their Olympics coverage but apparently a lot of the viewing audience actually like them?? Olympics draws a really casual audience that's a lot broader than most sporting events. Like my wife will get into the olympics and otherwise does not watch sports at all aside from rooting for Germany in the world cup because she lived there for a few years.
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Declan MacManus posted:which dude they quoted some guy doing breakdowns on twitter on length if every segment type since I wanted more info and got a bunch of retweets from kevin sorbo and Charlie kirk
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Akileese posted:I wonder if Comcast just cuts out the middle man and buys WWE eventually. It would be cheaper than constantly having to pay rights fees in the long run. If they were going to buy a terrible fringe sport it seems like they'd get a better deal on NASCAR.
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Elitist Bitch posted:If they were going to buy a terrible fringe sport it seems like they'd get a better deal on NASCAR. If they get NASCAR they also get IMSA, it’s a two-fer!  Deathlove posted:SAG-AFTRA just smiled and they don't know why. Absolutely this. And then your rasslin’ profit margin goes way the gently caress down.
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Mahoning posted:They got the locations of Cleveland and Cincinnati reversed on that map. I don’t think it’s supposed to be correct. Five of the six Florida team logos are in completely wrong locations, and all are clustered in the middle of the state, for example.
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Gigi Galli posted:maybe in America, gambling has always been a big part of sports in Europe I mean it's always been big here but because of game fixing scandals (and because it was illegal most places) the leagues themselves used to work really hard to try to avoid talking about it. Like announcers had to find cutesy ways to allude to the spread like "and there are some people VERY interested in this field goal" if they acknowledged it at all. But now that more states are starting to legalize it they're all in on it as another way to make money and it's everywhere. I don't think it's a bad thing, I bet on games fairly regularly, it's just jarring after growing up with it being in the shadows.
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You guys are getting overly concerned with the map logo placement...hahah. Also Bally Sport just sounds stupid. Or is that just me? Also watching Fox Sports North the other day every commercial break they kept pumping this Sinclair National News program that had a graphics package that looked like it was from iMovie. soggybagel fucked around with this message at 20:13 on Jan 27, 2021 |
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soggybagel posted:You guys are getting overly concerned with the map logo placement...hahah. It sounds like a fitness club
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LionYeti posted:It sounds like a fitness club You're not wrong. It was a fitness club https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bally_Total_Fitness A different Bally's now sells exercise appreal and equipment https://ballytotalfitness.com/
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Prime Ticket was a way better name than Bally Sports Socal. They could've just called it Ballys Prime Ticket and still had a better name.
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Island Nation posted:You're not wrong. It was a fitness club The earlier incarnation of the company also made a very good early video game console.
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OJ MIST 2 THE DICK posted:makes me think of Bally's Las Vegas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdID_lAV2aE&t=73s
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I've only ever heard of the fitness club so this is a stupid name, to me.
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