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I hate these on field interviews while players are in the field. Who the heck cares what Altuve's favorite Taylor Swift song is.

BOSSHOG
(43,440 posts)Its a distraction for a defensive player. The leagues have probably forced it on the teams. Ive watched baseball for at least 60 years and those interviews do nothing positive for the game.
GP6971
(35,993 posts)I don't recall seeing it when I watch games on the MLB channels.
True Dough
(23,778 posts)which Taylor Swift song did Altuve choose?
GP6971
(35,993 posts)I muted as soon as the "interview" started.
Raven123
(6,881 posts)Diamond_Dog
(37,786 posts)Like following the game is too boring so they have to add all that stupid interview shit.
GP6971
(35,993 posts)more boring.
Diamond_Dog
(37,786 posts)Wouldnt you think that would be extremely distracting for them.
Oh well, have to pander to the casual fan
walkingman
(9,619 posts)Sadly, it looks like the Stros are gonna be swept. Go Astros!!!
PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,003 posts)Grammar matters.
walkingman
(9,619 posts)zuul
(14,697 posts)Auggie
(32,440 posts)And theyre dumbing down the game IMO.
Brother Buzz
(39,037 posts)LisaM
(29,301 posts)Especially when it's a defensive player, I'm always afraid he's going to get bonked in the head.
I like focusing on the game, do not understand all the yapping that goes on now. Baseball is a great game, I don't need a side show. I am sorry for those who do.
RussBLib
(9,963 posts)...of talking to players while the game is ongoing. There is a much greater range of questions vs any end-of-game interview, which is over quickly.
As long as it doesn't interfere with the actual game.