"I've never been less interested in Rams football even in the Spags years."

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  • ram29jackson
    Noob
    • Nov 2008
    • 0

    #31
    Originally posted by NAHSTE
    Good to see this thread going places. Mouthbreathers defending the shield at any opportunity, morons who do not realize it's possible to enjoy more than one sport at a time, and in some cases both.





    The most recent TNF rating was horrendous and the numbers have generally been low, to the point that the league is starting to worry.

    But keep getting those jokes off bruh.



    at least black football players are a little easier to understand when being interviewed after a game than Dominicans, Cubans and Mexicans in baseball

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    • Goober
      Needs a hobby
      • Feb 2009
      • 12271

      #32
      Originally posted by ram29jackson
      at least black football players are a little easier to understand when being interviewed after a game than Dominicans, Cubans and Mexicans in baseball
      Why would you listen to a player interview? Who cares what they have to say?

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      • ram29jackson
        Noob
        • Nov 2008
        • 0

        #33
        Originally posted by Goobyslayer
        Why would you listen to a player interview? Who cares what they have to say?
        why would you interview someone who cant speak English ?

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        • NAHSTE
          Probably owns the site
          • Feb 2009
          • 22233

          #34
          Originally posted by ram29jackson
          at least black football players are a little easier to understand when being interviewed after a game than Dominicans, Cubans and Mexicans in baseball
          Ah I see. Good criteria. Watch Lincoln-Douglas Debate if you want to see oratorical skills.

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          • Glenbino
            Jelly and Ice Cream
            • Nov 2009
            • 4994

            #35
            Originally posted by Goobyslayer
            The Broncos/Colts game had zero competition, no? The WS game drew 16 million going against the NFL Sunday night, that's a bit more then 25%. Good math Glen. But please site NFL playoff numbers which have zero competition.

            Kind of funny how the blind NFL homers here believe the NFL beat the WS, even though the numbers are out and show a clearly one sided victory for baseball.
            My bad for not "site"ing things to your satisfaction.

            World Series game 1 did a 9.4 with no competition so why don't we just make that comparison?

            How about you find me the last time 20 million people all tuned in to the same baseball game?

            BTW this past Super Bowl... 48.1 million. The World Series might hit that number in total viewers.... If it goes seven games.





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            • Houston
              Back home
              • Oct 2008
              • 21231

              #36


              It's amazing more people don't watch this sport.

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              • Glenbino
                Jelly and Ice Cream
                • Nov 2009
                • 4994

                #37
                ITT MLB 's puff out their chests about the World Series beating out a regular season NFL game that is only available in 62% of US homes with a TV.

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                • Goober
                  Needs a hobby
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 12271

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Glenbino
                  ITT MLB 's puff out their chests about the World Series beating out a regular season NFL game that is only available in 62% of US homes with a TV.

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                  Pretty sure every tv that gets FOX also gets NBC.

                  Whole conversation stemmed from noted tard big bucs bragging about having predicted that the WS would do worse ratings wise then NFL, and then "mlb homers" pointing out that MLB beat the NFL all three nights. It is cut and dry.

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                  • Glenbino
                    Jelly and Ice Cream
                    • Nov 2009
                    • 4994

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Goobyslayer
                    Pretty sure every tv that gets FOX also gets NBC.
                    I'm taking about the Thursday night games you guys seem to be so quick to bring up.

                    You only want to talk about one NBC game for some reason.

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                    • Glenbino
                      Jelly and Ice Cream
                      • Nov 2009
                      • 4994

                      #40
                      Let's talk about competition though.. Broncos/Ravens week one did a 24.8.....

                      ....against 7 baseball games.

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                      • Goober
                        Needs a hobby
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 12271

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Glenbino
                        I'm taking about the Thursday night games you guys seem to be so quick to bring up.

                        You only want to talk about one NBC game for some reason.

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                        There's only one Sunday night game that is relevant to this conversation.

                        I'm checking out of this thread, because it's a pointless argument. Comparing tv ratings for a sport with a 162 game schedule and 7 game series for a championship, to one with a 16 game schedule and a one and done championship is silly. MLB has been killing with the ratings here, you can google for some nonbiased opinions on it, they all agree. The derps on this site who claim baseball is dying continue to look like goofs.

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                        • Glenbino
                          Jelly and Ice Cream
                          • Nov 2009
                          • 4994

                          #42
                          Originally posted by Goobyslayer
                          There's only one Sunday night game that is relevant to this conversation.

                          I'm checking out of this thread, because it's a pointless argument. Comparing tv ratings for a sport with a 162 game schedule and 7 game series for a championship, to one with a 16 game schedule and a one and done championship is silly. MLB has been killing with the ratings here, you can google for some nonbiased opinions on it, they all agree. The derps on this site who claim baseball is dying continue to look like goofs.
                          Starts thread based on the comparison of TV ratings...

                          ... Leaves thread because ratings can't be used as reasonable grounds to draw a comparison.

                          And I don't need an "nonbiased" (not a word) opinion to tell me anything.

                          The raw viewership and ad buy numbers do that for me just fine.

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                          • Houston
                            Back home
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 21231

                            #43



                            Fans and players alike have to find ways to stay entertained.

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                            • dave
                              Go the fuck outside
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 15492

                              #44
                              No doubt St. Louis is an absolute baseball city, hell it's possible the Blues are more popular than the Rams, but America's national pastime is football, not baseball. You don't have every network spending 24 hours on baseball, they're all talking about football. Most sports fans know who the left guard is for Tennessee, Most sports fans have no clue who the Cincinnati Reds' centre fielder is. Most know who New Orleans' defensive co-ordinator is, Most couldn't name half of MLB's managers.
                              Hell, most sports fans are legitimately concerned about the effect of concussions on NFL players, but are only pissed at MLB players for cheating because they simply won't admit it.
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                              • ram29jackson
                                Noob
                                • Nov 2008
                                • 0

                                #45
                                Originally posted by dave
                                No doubt St. Louis is an absolute baseball city, hell it's possible the Blues are more popular than the Rams, but America's national pastime is football, not baseball. You don't have every network spending 24 hours on baseball, they're all talking about football. Most sports fans know who the left guard is for Tennessee, Most sports fans have no clue who the Cincinnati Reds' centre fielder is. Most know who New Orleans' defensive co-ordinator is, Most couldn't name half of MLB's managers.
                                Hell, most sports fans are legitimately concerned about the effect of concussions on NFL players, but are only pissed at MLB players for cheating because they simply won't admit it.
                                Americans don't say -centre

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