For all sports fans (not!) out there, and you know who you are…<\/p>\n
It’s down to just two teams now.\u00a0\u00a0 For the next 2 weeks, you still need to ask yourself “Is this stream broken? or Why am I hearing Clark Howard?” only for affiliates of the Cardinals and the Rangers.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 ESPN(tm) owns the radio rights to the MLB ™ World Series(tm), and the only other radio stations that can carry the games (on the air) are the regular season affiliates of the teams still alive in the World Series(tm).<\/p>\n
That being said, I’m going to remove the block on people changing shows, but I’m leaning about 80\/20 to turning it off completely unless I find ways to make it less disruptive. \u00a0 Once a person changes a schedule item, other people coming behind them can create a bigger and bigger mess if I haven’t “fixed the fix” soon enough.\u00a0 I’m leaning toward giving people the ability to temporarily “suppress” a schedule item to get it off the schedule, but not “fix” it.<\/p>\n
Tonight is also Monday Night Football – carried by Westwood One.\u00a0\u00a0 Like Baseball, stations are not allowed to stream the games – so when you see a station is carrying Monday Night Football, don’t expect to hear football – expect the stream to be down, silent or a rerun of Dave Ramsey.<\/p>\n
Because the syndicated “game of the week” type shows are not tied to a specific team, I’m reworking the entire way things are organized.\u00a0 I hope it will result in less confusion, but that’s a tall order.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For all sports fans (not!) out there, and you know who you are… It’s down to just two teams now.\u00a0\u00a0 For the next 2 weeks, you still need to ask yourself “Is this stream broken? or Why am I hearing … Continue reading