Dear Sportsnet, what are we doing? signed Blue Jays fans
The Blue Jays played their second spring training of the year against the Pittsburgh Pirates, but you wouldn't know it since it was a radio only game and for some awful reason the Blue Jays don't have their games on the radio this season.
This all started back on February 26th when Sportsnet came out and announced that they wouldn't have radio only broadcasts this year, instead they would be simulcasting the TV broadcast direct to the radio.Welcome back to #BlueJays baseball. pic.twitter.com/zI0C1Yy8JZ
— Scott Mitchell (@ScottyMitchTSN) March 1, 2021
This is new: The Blue Jays won't broadcast directly on radio this season for the very first time. They will simulcast the TV broadcasts on radio. I love Dan Shulman and Buck Martinez doing TV. I really do. But historically I haven't loved simulcasts of any kind.
— steve simmons (@simmonssteve) February 26, 2021
Just a dogshit horrible idea from the big brains at Sportsnet Media, baseball is a sport that is completely different on TV versus Radio. On TV you have the opportunity to let the game breathe, you don't have to have these descriptions and paint these pictures that you do when it's on Radio.
With only 10 Spring Training games currently scheduled to be shown on TV (we're down to 9 games already) that means we're going to have a lot of days where you're going to get next to nothing for Blue Jays coverage. Unless you want to watch the other teams feed (which I wouldn't recommend after being subjected to seven innings of the YES Network) it's going to be a grind until the regular season kicks off in April.
I'm going to keep fighting the good fight by shit talking Sportsnet as much as humanly possible and try to crank out as much Blue Jays content as I can, even if i'm staring at box scores and listening to out of town radio broadcasts.
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