If you go to espn.com you'll see that the NYY/CLE, DET/TAM, and BOS/LAA games are highlighted in blue. I have never known what this represents. Any ideas?
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i wonder the same, just started last week.Comment -
those are the ESPN games.Comment -
I dont think thats it because the Yanks/Cleveland game isnt on espn and neither is the late gameComment -
Games with runner in scoring position from what Ive seen, not sure why the Bos game is having not startedComment -
yeah, sportsline also does that. They have a border around the games.
Like in the NFL, when a team is in the red zone.[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
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[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]Comment -
Games with special feature / milestone.
When there is a chance for perfect game. (Where nowadays after 2 perfect game, they feature it as early as possible and "jinx" the perfect game itself)
When ace pitcher play for new club. Eg. Lee for Rangers v Orioles and again, another "jinx" for Lee. Now, we see Haren against Boston
When player have milestone. I think they really want to highlight every single Yankee game until A-Rod hit his 600
O yea, forget another one, Johnson/D-Back hit his full cycle against GiantsComment -
Never mind Im dumb -- they are games being shown on ESPN3 (online stream)Comment -
Oh ok interesting. Good to knowComment
