Pirates Feature on the MLB Network
by Chester J Lampwick on Mar 5, 2009 9:34 PM EST
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PrintI have no idea how many of you get the MLB Network but on Saturday (March 7th) at 6 PM Eastern the Pirates are being featured on the "30 Clubs In 30 Days" show:
"An In-Depth Look at the 2009 Team Featuring Player, Coach and GM Interviews; Expert Analysis on Personnel and Other Decisions for the Upcoming Regular Season"
I've seen a couple of the episodes for other teams and they've been pretty alright. I'm sure this segment will tell hardcore Pirates fans nothing new but there might be some cool clips or interviews. Also this program tends to be repeated ad nauseam on the MLB Network the following days so I'm sure you will have other opportunities to see it if you miss the initial showing.
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I love the MLB Network
And the 30 clubs in 30 days show is pretty dang good. cant wait to watch saturdays episode.
BRING BACK TIKE REDMAN
Just finished watching it...
Nice show, but I wish they didn’t have to start out every interview segment by mentioning the losing seasons streak.
I also loved how one of the commentators called Three Rivers, “Riverfront.”
Dan Plesac.
He pitched for the Pirates in 95 and 96. The fact is that all those old cookie cutters all look pretty much the same and I’m not surprised that people would confuse those two stadiums…
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