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I enjoy baseball, either on the television or being there in the ball park.
Each time I go to the ballpark, I try to get a seat behind home plate, because the view from there gives me the best overall perspective of the game.
Why does TV show the game from the the angle where the primary view is the pitcher's ass?
Put a camera or two behind home plate.
I actually think the worst perspective is right behind the plate. No perception of depth. I like the front row of the upper deck, but I understand why people like to be closer to the action.
I enjoy baseball, either on the television or being there in the ball park.
Each time I go to the ballpark, I try to get a seat behind home plate, because the view from there gives me the best overall perspective of the game.
Why does TV show the game from the the angle where the primary view is the pitcher's ass?
Put a camera or two behind home plate.
I actually think the worst perspective is right behind the plate. No perception of depth. I like the front row of the upper deck, but I understand why people like to be closer to the action.
When I was buying season tickets I started thinking i wanted seats directly behind home plate. The depth perception sucked so bad I ended up getting seats, second level up front on the 3rd base line. I think it's the best view.
I like baseball
I was out at a local watering hole the other night with my lovely wife and of course there was a baseball game on the TVs in the bar.
Now most of you know that I don't waste my time watching pampered overpaid athletes on the idiot box but I couldn't escape it.
As I watched some of the game I realized that baseball has got to be the most boring game on the planet.
I watched as the pitcher took about 5 minutes to throw the ball. The hitter swung, missed then had to walk around for a few minutes, fix his gloves, tap his shoes with the bat then take a few swings all just to wait a few more minutes for the pitcher to throw another ball.
It was agonizing.
IMO Baseball should be put on a clock like any other team sport. Now I realize that the entire game can't be subject to a time limit but there should be a pitch clock similar to the play clock in football or the shot clock in basketball.
At least then the game would move along at something more than a snail's pace.
Plus you're getting your asses kicked by the Sox as we speak!
Plus you're getting your asses kicked by the Sox as we speak!
At this point we're winning actually, but I'm sure we'll find a way to give it up.
I was out at a local watering hole the other night with my lovely wife and of course there was a baseball game on the TVs in the bar.
Now most of you know that I don't waste my time watching pampered overpaid athletes on the idiot box but I couldn't escape it.
As I watched some of the game I realized that baseball has got to be the most boring game on the planet.
I watched as the pitcher took about 5 minutes to throw the ball. The hitter swung, missed then had to walk around for a few minutes, fix his gloves, tap his shoes with the bat then take a few swings all just to wait a few more minutes for the pitcher to throw another ball.
It was agonizing.
IMO Baseball should be put on a clock like any other team sport. Now I realize that the entire game can't be subject to a time limit but there should be a pitch clock similar to the play clock in football or the shot clock in basketball.
At least then the game would move along at something more than a snail's pace.
Only a true baseball fan can understand and appreciate everything that goes on during a game. The time spent between pitches has a lot to do with the pitcher and catcher thinking about what pitch to throw next, and the batter thinking about what pitch might be coming next.
Plus you're getting your asses kicked by the Sox as we speak!
At this point we're winning actually, but I'm sure we'll find a way to give it up.
Er, um, nevermind.....
But we still took the series! ...