Not only is my Comcast not “allowing” me “access” to see it, now my modem has taken a shat. ERRRR Luckily I can forage from “420 on the river”, but not ideal…….

It’s something I’ve always wanted to see…so of course I work Tuesday nights.

Burns was on Hot Stove last night saying that he’s going to be doing in update to add on to the documentary and that it’ll show on MLB Network when he’s done.

It’s Ken Burn’s massive East Coast bias. If you didn’t know anything about the game, you’d think it was only played in NY and Boston, and not in the fly over states.

Burn’s ignoring the 1968 Tigers, who literally kept a racially divided city from erupting in flames, yet heavily covering the 1967 Red Sox pennant and the Miracle Mets World Series win in 1969, said it all.

I just got done Netflixing the whole thing. I don’t see what’s not to like about it, although there isn’t much on the Tigers. It’s tough to cram 120 years of history in 18 hours of video. While the 84 and 68 Tigers were ignored, there is some good stuff on Cobb and Greenberg.