Ken Burns' Baseball on MLB network today. Noon-10pm CST

[FirstTimer]

Just a heads up

Innings 1-4.

[Youk]

And for those who have Netflix, it is streaming on there as well. Might be old news, but I just saw it.

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[NAHSTE]

That's great, but who is Ken Burn?

[FirstTimer]

On again today. Innings 3-9 I believe,

Fuck off Nahste

[NAHSTE]

Did anyone ever watch the 10th inning? I was pretty disappointed with it. These are still great, but I don't think Burns captures the modern game as well as he does the black and white still shots of the old days.

[Warner2BruceTD]

Did anyone ever watch the 10th inning? I was pretty disappointed with it. These are still great, but I don't think Burns captures the modern game as well as he does the black and white still shots of the old days.

eh, we lived through that.

This is all about the old timey shit, and for the most part, it's great.

Someone should do an unfiltered ten hours on 1880-1930. Players getting traded for whiskey, upstarts like the American Association, Federal, & Union leagues stealing players, John McGraw tripping guys rounding third, Cobb pistol whipping black elevator operators, Ed Delahanty getting drunk and falling off a train into Niagara Falls, Old Hoss and his V.D., Ruth banging multiple hookers at once while drinking bathtubs full of beer, and the rest of the outrageous behavior and players abusing each other.

[Warner2BruceTD]

oh, and all while cheesy Vaudeville piano music lightly plays in the background. Can't forget that.

[Goober]

I watched the episodes about Ty Cobb and the 1919 White (Black) Sox yesterday (Episodes 3&4?) Fascinating stuff.

[Slateman]

Uh, for reals, who is Ken Burns. All Google tells me is a guy who does documentaries for PBS