Baseball Tonight is in Lakeland Today (Tuesday, 28FEB)
Tim Kurkjian and Terry Francona are in Lakeland today and will obviously be talking about the Tigers, the offseason, and what to expect for the 2012 season.
Baseball Tonight is scheduled to air today at 3:30PM EST, or 12:30 PST... so set your DVRs.
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I’m bummed I’ll be missing this. Francona demonstrated during the post season that he’s actually a really good commentator and not as biased as a lot of the other idiots in the national sports media. Which is ironic considering he won two WS titles with the Sawx.
Thanks for the heads up!
Need somethin to hold me over til games start on Friday!
"People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring." -Rogers Hornsby
by InLeylandWeTrust on Feb 28, 2012 3:18 PM EST reply actions
+1
I would have missed it. This is just another reason why ByB should be checked multiple times a day.
"But the point is, finger-pointing is just what sports fans do when something doesn't go right." -- Kurt Mensching
by RealityIsOptionable on Feb 28, 2012 3:27 PM EST up reply actions
I plan on getting some good pics
… with my SLR and donating them to the site. Hope-hope to get some good angles!
Baseball Tonight
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The road to being Justin Verlander
Eat your dinner faster than everybody else. Walk faster than everybody else. Got to be 1st at all times.
"Hard to be more optimistic than the folks in Detroit" - Karl Ravech
Good to hear that it’s not just me this year.
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