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| - MLB Network - американский спортивный телевизионный канал, посвященный thumb бейсболу. Телеканал, прежде всего, принадлежит Главной лиге бейсбола (Major League Baseball или сокращенно MLB) совместно с телевизионными провайдерами Comcast (через NBC Sports Group), Time Warner, DirecTV, Time Warner Cable и Cox Communications, имея пакет акций. Штаб-квартира и студии канала находятся в Secaucus, Нью-Джерси, где ранее размещались студии MSNBC. Тони Петитти, бывший исполнительный продюсер CBS Sports, был назван первым президентом сети.
- My ideas for the MLB Network. 1.
* Quick Pitch will be daily. 2.
* QP MVP and other votes will be removed. It is a highlights show, not The Rundown or Intentional Talk. 3.
* The show will return back into Studio 42, rather than Studio 21. 4.
* No more dual partners. If there's a small schedule, spend more time doing highlights in games. 5.
* Around the area where they show time, there will also be an attendance area, which will show how many people came to the game. 6.
* The host must read the highlights and not rely on clips from the actual game (on the final product). 7.
* Exceptions will be Vin Scully in the Dodger games and rarely, other announcers. 8.
* The Rundown will air from 2PM-5PM. 9.
* There will be a new full-time "At This Hour" a
- MLB Network is a television specialty channel dedicated to professional baseball. It is primarily owned by Major League Baseball. Comcast, DirecTV, Time Warner and Cox Communications have minority ownership of the new network, with MLB retaining a controlling two-thirds share. The channel's headquarters and studios are located in the Secaucus, New Jersey facility which housed MSNBC's former studios until their 2007 move to 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Profitability is expected by the end of 2009, according to industry sources. And by 2015, revenue from cable subscriber fees and advertising is projected to soar beyond $210 million, with a net value easily exceeding $1 billion.
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| - MLB Network is a television specialty channel dedicated to professional baseball. It is primarily owned by Major League Baseball. Comcast, DirecTV, Time Warner and Cox Communications have minority ownership of the new network, with MLB retaining a controlling two-thirds share. The channel's headquarters and studios are located in the Secaucus, New Jersey facility which housed MSNBC's former studios until their 2007 move to 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Profitability is expected by the end of 2009, according to industry sources. And by 2015, revenue from cable subscriber fees and advertising is projected to soar beyond $210 million, with a net value easily exceeding $1 billion. The network soft-launched on December 16, 2008 with a rolling automated loop of archival programming and promotions for the network for cable systems that carried the network's transmissions leading up to the January 1 launch. Major League Baseball is the fourth major North American professional sports league to launch its own network. NBA TV dates back to 1999, the NFL Network to 2003, and the US version of the NHL Network to 2007. However, MLBN is carried in the most households of these four networks, largely because of the financial participation of the cable systems. Tony Petitti, former executive producer of CBS Sports, has been named the network's first president.
- My ideas for the MLB Network. 1.
* Quick Pitch will be daily. 2.
* QP MVP and other votes will be removed. It is a highlights show, not The Rundown or Intentional Talk. 3.
* The show will return back into Studio 42, rather than Studio 21. 4.
* No more dual partners. If there's a small schedule, spend more time doing highlights in games. 5.
* Around the area where they show time, there will also be an attendance area, which will show how many people came to the game. 6.
* The host must read the highlights and not rely on clips from the actual game (on the final product). 7.
* Exceptions will be Vin Scully in the Dodger games and rarely, other announcers. 8.
* The Rundown will air from 2PM-5PM. 9.
* There will be a new full-time "At This Hour" anchor. She will have off on weekends. 10.
* New segments include: 11.
* Cellar Dwellers 12.
* Kind of like West Coast Bias, but will feature on the teams in last place or rarely, in fourth place with losing records. 13.
* Cold Hard Fact 14.
* MLB Network will be taking a page from Bleacher Report and give a daily Cold Hard Fact at some point after a commercial. 15.
* Lightning Fast 16.
* Quick showcase of the fastest pitches of the night. 17.
* This Day In Baseball 18.
* It's like the Bob Costas pre-recorded one, but will feature more things on the day in history. 19.
* Today's Birthdays 20.
* This will have a small segment, airing after a break. It will show notable baseball birthdays of the day. 21.
* Intentional Talk will remain from 5PM-6PM, even during the offseasons. 22.
* Alanna Rizzo will be the full-time "Rizzo Report" anchor, featuring harder questions. She will have off on weekends. 23.
* New segments include: 24.
* Winners and Losers 25.
* Chris and Kevin determine winners and losers from a transaction, such as the examples listed earlier on. 26.
* IT Taste Test will be on more often (probably once or twice a month) where Chris and Kevin will pick someone's stats and see who is who after guessing. 27.
* MLB Tonight will start at 12:00PM on Saturdays and end at 7:00PM, for most cases. If not, it will last until 10:00PM or 11:00PM. For Sundays, the show will stop at 8:00PM in time for Bleacher Features. 28.
* There will be no solo anchors on MLB Tonight. There will be at least two, but mainly three and four. Sometimes, there will be five anchors on MLB Tonight. 29.
* The network will air opening series games, draft, All-Star Game, Home Run Derby, Wild Card, DS, CS and World Series games. 30.
* The Network will be mandatory on every major television company. It will also be featured in Canada. 31.
* There will be new seasons of current shows. 32.
* Baseball IQ 33.
* 5 new seasons. 34.
* 1 featuring positions from first season. 35.
* 24 new episodes. 36.
* 1 featuring big league players
* 24 new episodes. 37.
* 1 featuring upcoming draft picks. 38.
* 12 new episodes. 39.
* 1 featuring managers or general managers.
* 24 new episodes. 40.
* 1 featuring fans.
* 24 new episodes. 41.
* Baseball Seasons 42.
* 33 new episodes 43.
* 16 during the season and 17 during the offseason. 44.
* 1950 45.
* 1951 46.
* 1952 47.
* 1953 48.
* 1954 49.
* 1955 50.
* 1956 51.
* 1957 52.
* 1958 53.
* 1960 54.
* 1962 55.
* 1963 56.
* 1964 57.
* 1966 58.
* 1972 59.
* 1973 60.
* 1976 61.
* 1991 62.
* 1992 63.
* 1994 64.
* 1996 65.
* 1998 66.
* 1999 67.
* 2002 68.
* 2006 69.
* 2007 70.
* 2008 71.
* 2009 72.
* 2011 73.
* 2012 74.
* 2013 75.
* 2014 76.
* MLB Now 77.
* Same format as the current program; a Clubhouse Confidential segment will be aired in every episode with an emphasis on Wednesdays. 78.
* MLB Network Specials 79.
* There will be specials showing you basics and the insides of the game, including: 80.
* Scouting players 81.
* The draft and discussing who to pick in the draft 82.
* The trade deadline and discussing who to trade for and part with 83.
* Playing your first minor league games 84.
* Batting practice 85.
* Pre and postgame press conferences 86.
* Bunting and bunt doubles 87.
* Spring training 88.
* Moving up from one level to another 89.
* Moving down from a level 90.
* Player to be later or cash considerations 91.
* Being traded on Trade Deadline 92.
* Being traded or being on waivers 93.
* Being designated for assignment or released 94.
* Getting promoted to the big leagues 95.
* Being demoted to the minor leagues 96.
* Adapting into a starting role 97.
* Adapting into the bullpen 98.
* Adapting into the starting rotation 99.
* Adapting to the bench 100.
* Being injured or going on the disabled list 101.
* Adapting into a new position on the field 102.
* Umpire school 103.
* Making close plays and instant replay 104.
* Signing a contract extension 105.
* Free agency 106.
* Retiring 107.
* Winning the World Series 108.
* Losing the World Series 109.
* Eliminated in the playoffs 110.
* Being a wild card team 111.
* Losing the wild card play-in game 112.
* Finishing first in the division 113.
* Finishing last in the division 114.
* Finishing with 100 wins 115.
* Finishing with 100 losses 116.
* Becoming a coach 117.
* Fire sales 118.
* Off-the field management: new logos, uniforms, patches, commercials etc. 119.
* Team travel 120.
* Offseason workouts 121.
* Mascots and mascot racing 122.
* Fun at the game 123.
* Making food, cleaning the stadium etc. 124.
* Best features of stadiums 125.
* Travel to the stadium 126.
* Groundscrew for the stadium 127.
* Phantom ballplayers 128.
* Working on the mlb.com shop 129.
* How balls, bats and gloves are made and designed 130.
* The origin, tradition and behind "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" 131.
* How stadiums are designed, created and renovated 132.
* A day as an MLB Network analyst 133.
* A day as the general manager 134.
* A day as an umpire 135.
* A day as the commissioner and his executives 136.
* Mendoza Line 137.
* Shifts 138.
* Creating a schedule for each team 139.
* Bullpen cars 140.
* There will be a one hour MLB Network Special showing the antics of former baseball owner Bill Veeck and his ideas for the game, along with his life. 141.
* Another special (thirty minutes) will be about Morganna the Kissing Bandit. 142.
* Another special (thirty minutes) will be about the ghost stories of the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. 143.
* My MLB Life 144.
* 56 new episodes after 4 original episodes to make it 60 episodes in total. 145.
* 1 player per team and then randomly chosen players. There will also be 5 umpires participating in the series. 146.
* There might be a special season featuring retired stars in the game. 147.
* Outta Here 148.
* 59 new episodes 149.
* 28 during the season and 29 during the offseason.
* 1950
* 1951
* 1952
* 1953
* 1954
* 1955
* 1956
* 1957
* 1958 150.
* 1959
* 1960 151.
* 1961
* 1962
* 1963
* 1964 152.
* 1965
* 1966 153.
* 1967 154.
* 1968 155.
* 1969 156.
* 1970 157.
* 1971
* 1972
* 1973 158.
* 1974 159.
* 1975
* 1976 160.
* 1977 161.
* 1978 162.
* 1979 163.
* 1980 164.
* 1981 165.
* 1982 166.
* 1983 167.
* 1984 168.
* 1985 169.
* 1986 170.
* 1987 171.
* 1988 172.
* 1989 173.
* 1990
* 1991
* 1992 174.
* 1993
* 1994 175.
* 1995
* 1996 176.
* 1997
* 1998
* 1999 177.
* 2000 178.
* 2001 179.
* 2003 180.
* 2005
* 2007
* 2009
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014 181.
* Prime 9 182.
* All the episodes get redone and there's now a total of over seven hundred fifty episodes, all listed here. 183.
* Most episodes will have an online/iTunes-exclusive MLB Network Countdown version with the top fifty version. 184.
* Top 10 _____ Today 185.
* New episodes per position during the offseason only. 186.
* There will be episodes on the weekends, starting a few weeks after the postseason. Once the series is over, reruns will start airing of the show. 187.
* Triumph and Tragedy 188.
* To all new episodes and previous ones, a new part of each episode will be "What Would've Happened" if the teams or players triumphed the entire way. 189.
* Twenty-five new episodes about teams, plus eighteen episodes about singular players and managers for a total of forty-three new episodes. 190.
* 1954 Indians 191.
* 1960 Yankees 192.
* 1978 Red Sox 193.
* 1982 Brewers 194.
* 1985 Cardinals 195.
* 1986 Red Sox 196.
* 1987 Blue Jays 197.
* 1992 Pirates 198.
* 1993 Giants 199.
* 1993 Phillies 200.
* 1995 Angels 201.
* 1995 Yankees 202.
* 1996 Dodgers 203.
* 1997 Indians 204.
* 2000 Diamondbacks 205.
* 2001 Mariners 206.
* 2002 Athletics 207.
* 2003 Cubs 208.
* 2004 Yankees 209.
* 2005 Astros 210.
* 2007 Padres 211.
* 2011 Braves and Red Sox 212.
* 2011 Phillies 213.
* 2012 Braves and Rangers 214.
* 2012 Marlins 215.
* 2012 Nationals 216.
* Adam Greenberg 217.
* This episode will be called Tragedy and Triumph. 218.
* Bo Jackson 219.
* Bob Hamelin 220.
* This episode will be thirty minutes, rather than the normal sixty. 221.
* Billy Martin 222.
* Buster Posey
* This episode will be called Tragedy and Triumph. 223.
* Dave Dravecky
* This episode will be thirty minutes, rather than the normal sixty. 224.
* Dick Howser 225.
* Grady Sizemore
* This episode will be thirty minutes, rather than the normal sixty. 226.
* Jackie Robinson 227.
* His specials and documentaries will sometimes be called a Triumph and Tragedy episode. 228.
* Kirby Puckett 229.
* Mark Fidrych 230.
* Ray Fosse 231.
* Rick Ankiel 232.
* Roberto Clemente
* His specials and documentaries will sometimes be called a Triumph and Tragedy episode. 233.
* Thurman Munson 234.
* Tom Browning
* This episode will be thirty minutes, rather than the normal sixty. 235.
* Tony Conigliaro
* This episode will be thirty minutes, rather than the normal sixty. 236.
* There will be new shows. 237.
* Could've Beens 238.
* A show around what could've happened to baseball. 239.
* Ideas for episodes include: Twins got moved over Expos, 1994 not cancelled, no 1993 or 1998 expansions, no free agents and Red Sox didn't trade Babe Ruth. 240.
* Cursed 241.
* A one hour show, aired once in a while about the curses of: 242.
* Curse of the Billy Goat 243.
* 1908-current Cubs 244.
* Curse of the Bambino 245.
* 1918-2004 Red Sox 246.
* Curse of the Black Sox 247.
* 1919-2005 White Sox 248.
* 1948-current Indians 249.
* Curse of Billy Penn 250.
* 1988-2007 Phillies, amongst other Philidelphia teams 251.
* Curse of the Devil Rays 252.
* 1998-2007 Devil Rays 253.
* Curse of Donnie Baseball 254.
* 1981-1995, 2004-2007 Yankees 255.
* 1992-current Pirates 256.
* Cursed Bobbleheads 257.
* Bobbleheads of Mets players that soon had their careers ruined after it. 258.
* Cursed Locker 259.
* The locker that was next to the Braves' Greg Maddux. 260.
* Sports Illustrated Cover Jinx 261.
* Every cover by Sports Illustrated featuring jinxes to baseball. 262.
* There will be an introduction show introducing all the curses. 263.
* Juan Funny Show 264.
* A pre-recorded daily show and weekly live show with fan voting [weekly shows only] and network-decided [pre-recorded shows only]: 265.
* The best bloopers 266.
* The best commercials 267.
* The best memes 268.
* The best nicknames 269.
* The best pranks 270.
* The oddest injuries 271.
* The oddest superstitions 272.
* The oddest delays 273.
* The oddest plays 274.
* Mascot fun and best races 275.
* Best minor league promotions 276.
* Best Bill Veeck promotions 277.
* Best of the Joe Maddon Tampa Bay Rays 278.
* Best scenes from movies 279.
* Best quotes and tweets 280.
* The greatest headshots 281.
* Prospect Pipeleague 282.
* A one hour weekly show on upcoming prospects, scouting reports and updates on them. 283.
* Bleacher Features will continue airing on the network during the offseason and might air rarely during the regular season, with Costas at the Movies. 284.
* Here are all the new movies the network will air. 285.
* 42 286.
* Field of Dreams 287.
* Knuckleball! 288.
* Moneyball 289.
* The Rookie 290.
* While it isn't a movie, "The Simpsons" episode Homer at the Bat will sometimes air too. It will have a 30 minute Costas at the Movies feature, followed by the episode itself. There will be the DVD commentary and deleted scenes in the thirty minutes afterward. Prime 9, Outta Here or My MLB Life will fill the gap for the remaining hour. 291.
* Abbott and Costello's Who's On First? skit will also be featured with the Studio 42 with Bob Costas featuring Jerry Seinfield airing right before. Afterward, there will be more commentary and then, Jimmy Fallon's rendition of it. Finally, to top it off, there will be a skit at the Hall of Fame Museum and a showcase of the electronic toy of them doing parts of the skit. All in all, it will last an hour and a half and in the thirty minutes afterward, Prime 9, Outta Here or My MLB Life will fill the gap. 292.
* More players will be on "Ballpark Cam". 293.
* It might not be on the schedule, but MLB Network will gain rights to both seasons of "The Franchise" and will sometimes air during the offseason. 294.
* Two documentaries, "The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg" and "4192: The Crowning of the Hit King" will also air on the MLB Network. 295.
* When there's a scoring update for a game, there will be a little alert on the bottom of the screen, kind of like ESPN. 296.
* During commercials, the bottom bumper and scoreboard will still be there, kind of like ESPN. It is important to make fans aware of all scores at all times. 297.
* There will be a better website which is better on the eyes with a suggestion box for the network. 298.
* At random times during shows, there might be a pop up on the side with a limited edition free coupon on the MLB.com shop. 299.
* There will be 15 hosts, 12 reporters, 8 insiders and 50 analysts on the network. 300.
* Ahmed Fareed, Alanna Rizzo, Kristina Fitzpatrick and Ron Gant will be retained, since they were fan favorites on the network and popular with the fans. 301.
* Schedules will look like this. Gold means new, red means live.
- MLB Network - американский спортивный телевизионный канал, посвященный thumb бейсболу. Телеканал, прежде всего, принадлежит Главной лиге бейсбола (Major League Baseball или сокращенно MLB) совместно с телевизионными провайдерами Comcast (через NBC Sports Group), Time Warner, DirecTV, Time Warner Cable и Cox Communications, имея пакет акций. Штаб-квартира и студии канала находятся в Secaucus, Нью-Джерси, где ранее размещались студии MSNBC. Тони Петитти, бывший исполнительный продюсер CBS Sports, был назван первым президентом сети. По состоянию на август 2013 года, MLB Networks доступен в более чем 70 миллионах телевизионных домохозяйств (61,13% от общего числа клиентов кабельного, спутникового телевидения) в Соединенных Штатах.
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