As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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2009 MLB Postseason TV Schedule
2009 MLB Postseason TV Schedule
Weeknight playoff games for the Wild Card and Division Series to be split evenly between ABC, NBC, ESPN, USA Network and New Line.
NBC and USA Network (both produced by NBC Sports) announcer pairings
Studio: Bob Costas, Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken, Jr.
#1 Vin Scully and Orel Hersheiser
#2 Matt Vasgersian and Mark Grant
#3 Greg Schulte and Bob Brenly
#4 Dick Stockton and Buck Martinez
Note: This year, Dick Stockton takes over for Brad Nessler as the voice of Thursday Night Football on the USA Network in Week 9 of the NFL season. Meanwhile, Nessler becomes the new voice of Notre Dame college football for NBC. Stockton will still cover WLAF and NBA games for Turner Sports (TNT, TBS, UPN) in the Springtime.
ABC and ESPN (both produced by ESPN)
Studio: Chris Berman, Tim Kurkjian and Dave Winfield
Booth:
#1 Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
#2 Al Michaels and John Smoltz
#3 Don Orsillo and Joe Simpson
#4 Duane Kuiper and Ron Darling
New Line (produced by SBC Sports)
Studio: Curt Menifee, Ken Rosenthal and Mark Grace
Booth:
Joe Buck and Tim McCarver
Kenny Albert and Eric Karros
American League Wild Card Series
(6) Texas Rangers vs. (3) Boston Red Sox
Games 1 and 2 at Fenway Park
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Ameriquest Field
Game 5 at Fenway Park (If necessary)
(5) New York Yankees vs. (4) Los Angeles Angels
Games 1 and 2 at Angel Stadium
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at the new Yankee Stadium
Game 5 (If necessary) at Angel Stadium
National League Wild Card Series
(6) St. Louis Cardinals at (3) Arizona Diamondbacks
Games 1 and 2 at the Circle K Dome
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Busch Stadium III
Game 5 (If necessary) at Circle K Dome
(5) San Diego Padres at (4) Florida Marlins
Games 1 and 2 at Joe Robbie Stadium
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Petco Park
Game 5 (If necessary) at Joe Robbie Stadium
American League Division Series
Lowest remaining seed vs. Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Tropicana Field
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
Highest remaining seed vs. Detroit Tigers
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Comerica Park
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
National League Division Series
Lowest remaining seed vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Citizens Bank Park
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
Highest remaining seed vs. Minnesota Twins
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at HHH Metrodome
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
American League Championship Series (Carried this year by NBC)
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
National League Championship Series (Carried this year by ABC)
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
World Series (Carried this year by NBC)
Homefield advantage to be determined by the regular season records of the AL and NL champs
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
Weeknight playoff games for the Wild Card and Division Series to be split evenly between ABC, NBC, ESPN, USA Network and New Line.
NBC and USA Network (both produced by NBC Sports) announcer pairings
Studio: Bob Costas, Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken, Jr.
#1 Vin Scully and Orel Hersheiser
#2 Matt Vasgersian and Mark Grant
#3 Greg Schulte and Bob Brenly
#4 Dick Stockton and Buck Martinez
Note: This year, Dick Stockton takes over for Brad Nessler as the voice of Thursday Night Football on the USA Network in Week 9 of the NFL season. Meanwhile, Nessler becomes the new voice of Notre Dame college football for NBC. Stockton will still cover WLAF and NBA games for Turner Sports (TNT, TBS, UPN) in the Springtime.
ABC and ESPN (both produced by ESPN)
Studio: Chris Berman, Tim Kurkjian and Dave Winfield
Booth:
#1 Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
#2 Al Michaels and John Smoltz
#3 Don Orsillo and Joe Simpson
#4 Duane Kuiper and Ron Darling
New Line (produced by SBC Sports)
Studio: Curt Menifee, Ken Rosenthal and Mark Grace
Booth:
Joe Buck and Tim McCarver
Kenny Albert and Eric Karros
American League Wild Card Series
(6) Texas Rangers vs. (3) Boston Red Sox
Games 1 and 2 at Fenway Park
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Ameriquest Field
Game 5 at Fenway Park (If necessary)
(5) New York Yankees vs. (4) Los Angeles Angels
Games 1 and 2 at Angel Stadium
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at the new Yankee Stadium
Game 5 (If necessary) at Angel Stadium
National League Wild Card Series
(6) St. Louis Cardinals at (3) Arizona Diamondbacks
Games 1 and 2 at the Circle K Dome
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Busch Stadium III
Game 5 (If necessary) at Circle K Dome
(5) San Diego Padres at (4) Florida Marlins
Games 1 and 2 at Joe Robbie Stadium
Games 3 and 4 (If necessary) at Petco Park
Game 5 (If necessary) at Joe Robbie Stadium
American League Division Series
Lowest remaining seed vs. Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Tropicana Field
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
Highest remaining seed vs. Detroit Tigers
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Comerica Park
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
National League Division Series
Lowest remaining seed vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at Citizens Bank Park
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
Highest remaining seed vs. Minnesota Twins
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary at HHH Metrodome
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary TBD
American League Championship Series (Carried this year by NBC)
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
National League Championship Series (Carried this year by ABC)
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
World Series (Carried this year by NBC)
Homefield advantage to be determined by the regular season records of the AL and NL champs
Games 1 and 2; plus 6 and 7 if necessary hosted by Highest remaining seed
Games 3, 4 and 5 if necessary hosted by Lowest remaining seed
Revised pro football commentator pairings for 2009-10.
Revised NFL commentator pairings for 2009-10.
CBS (NFC)
Studio (The NFL Today): James Brown, Bill Cowher, Rod Woodson and Mike Ditka
Booth:
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms
Gus Johnson and Steve Tasker
Greg Gumbel and Dan Dierdorf
Dick Enberg and Randy Cross
Ian Eagle and Solomon Wilcots
Don Criqui and Dan Fouts
Bill Macatee and Dan Marino
Note: Verne Lundquist works with Gary Danielson as the lead announcers for CBS's SEC college football games on Saturdays.
SBC (AFC)
Studio (NFL Total Access): Curt Menifee, Bill Pidto, Michael Strahan and Jerome Bettis
Booth:
Mike "Doc" Emrick and Boomer Esiason
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman
Sam Rosen and Brian Billick
Kenny Albert and Tim Green
Joel Meyers and Dennis Green
Ron Pitts and John Lynch
Mike Patrick and Steve Beuerlein
Fox (Sunday Night Football)
Studio (Fox NFL Sunday Night): Eric Clemons, Shannon Sharpe, Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long
Booth: Kevin Harlan and Cris Carter
Sideline: Pam Oliver
ABC (Monday Night Football) [1]
Studio (Bristol, CT): Chris Berman, Tom Jackson, Deion Sanders, Joe Theismann and Keyshawn Johnson
Booth: Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth
Sideline: Suzy Kolber
USA Network (Thursday Night Football)
Studio (Universal City, CA): Diana Nyad and Joe Gibbs
Booth: Dick Stockton and Jon Gruden
[1] Home to the 2010 Super Bowl, which will be played in San Diego.
WLAF announcer pairings for Spring 2010
TBS+Paramount networks (TNT, TBS, UPN)
Studio (World League Passport at Studio J in Atlanta, GA): Ernie Johnson, Derrick Brooks and Michael Irvin
Booth:
Dick Stockton and Warren Moon
Paul Burmeister and Wayne Fontes
Sean McDonough and Emmitt Smith
Craig Bolerjack and Kevin Greene
Spero Dedes and Seth Joyner
Josh Lewin and David Diaz-Infante
Brian Anderson and Dan Jiggetts
Note: Marv Albert covers WLAF games in February and March. When the NBA playoffs begin, Paul Burmeister takes over for Marv.
Disney networks (Fox, FX and FSN)
Studio (Fox World League Weekend; Stage 3 on the Disney backlot in Burbank):
Eric Clemons, Shannon Sharpe, Howie Long and Terry Bradshaw
Booth:
Nick Halling and Bill Maas
Paul Kennedy and Cris Carter
Ray Bentley and Rich Gannon
Barry Tompkins and Toi Cook
Dave Pasch and Ron Wolfley
Bob Papa and Tom Waddle
Ted Robinson and Matt Millen
Note: Kevin Harlan and Cris Carter cover WLAF games in February and March. Paul Kennedy takes over for Kevin when the NBA playoffs start.
The Hub (primetime games)
Studio (Inside the WLAF at HBO Studios in Chicago)
Bryant Gumbel, Junior Seau, Marcus Allen and Jerry Glanville
Booth:
Fran Charles and Brent Jones
CBS (NFC)
Studio (The NFL Today): James Brown, Bill Cowher, Rod Woodson and Mike Ditka
Booth:
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms
Gus Johnson and Steve Tasker
Greg Gumbel and Dan Dierdorf
Dick Enberg and Randy Cross
Ian Eagle and Solomon Wilcots
Don Criqui and Dan Fouts
Bill Macatee and Dan Marino
Note: Verne Lundquist works with Gary Danielson as the lead announcers for CBS's SEC college football games on Saturdays.
SBC (AFC)
Studio (NFL Total Access): Curt Menifee, Bill Pidto, Michael Strahan and Jerome Bettis
Booth:
Mike "Doc" Emrick and Boomer Esiason
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman
Sam Rosen and Brian Billick
Kenny Albert and Tim Green
Joel Meyers and Dennis Green
Ron Pitts and John Lynch
Mike Patrick and Steve Beuerlein
Fox (Sunday Night Football)
Studio (Fox NFL Sunday Night): Eric Clemons, Shannon Sharpe, Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long
Booth: Kevin Harlan and Cris Carter
Sideline: Pam Oliver
ABC (Monday Night Football) [1]
Studio (Bristol, CT): Chris Berman, Tom Jackson, Deion Sanders, Joe Theismann and Keyshawn Johnson
Booth: Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth
Sideline: Suzy Kolber
USA Network (Thursday Night Football)
Studio (Universal City, CA): Diana Nyad and Joe Gibbs
Booth: Dick Stockton and Jon Gruden
[1] Home to the 2010 Super Bowl, which will be played in San Diego.
WLAF announcer pairings for Spring 2010
TBS+Paramount networks (TNT, TBS, UPN)
Studio (World League Passport at Studio J in Atlanta, GA): Ernie Johnson, Derrick Brooks and Michael Irvin
Booth:
Dick Stockton and Warren Moon
Paul Burmeister and Wayne Fontes
Sean McDonough and Emmitt Smith
Craig Bolerjack and Kevin Greene
Spero Dedes and Seth Joyner
Josh Lewin and David Diaz-Infante
Brian Anderson and Dan Jiggetts
Note: Marv Albert covers WLAF games in February and March. When the NBA playoffs begin, Paul Burmeister takes over for Marv.
Disney networks (Fox, FX and FSN)
Studio (Fox World League Weekend; Stage 3 on the Disney backlot in Burbank):
Eric Clemons, Shannon Sharpe, Howie Long and Terry Bradshaw
Booth:
Nick Halling and Bill Maas
Paul Kennedy and Cris Carter
Ray Bentley and Rich Gannon
Barry Tompkins and Toi Cook
Dave Pasch and Ron Wolfley
Bob Papa and Tom Waddle
Ted Robinson and Matt Millen
Note: Kevin Harlan and Cris Carter cover WLAF games in February and March. Paul Kennedy takes over for Kevin when the NBA playoffs start.
The Hub (primetime games)
Studio (Inside the WLAF at HBO Studios in Chicago)
Bryant Gumbel, Junior Seau, Marcus Allen and Jerry Glanville
Booth:
Fran Charles and Brent Jones
If the cast and crew of Glee stays the same in this timeline, would an "anime cover night" season premiere be in the cards? I'd imagine the Fox dubs alone would be worth devoting an episode to, or at least a CD.
Hey, it's because of Disney/Fox that anime is this mainstream to begin with by 2009.
One idea that has been floating around the writers room is to have a musical of Urusei Yatsura, likely with Kurt (Chris Colfer) playing Ataru. Lum could be Santana (Naya Rivera), Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz), Brittany (Heather Morris) or Rachel (Lea Michele).
I'm also gonna need a Shinobu while we're at it.
Entertainment News for Early October 2009
Entertainment News for Early October 2009
Barbie Watch
Peacock executive Kevin Feige says he intends to release Ridley Scott's J. Robert Oppenheimer biopic under the RKO banner on the same day as Paramount's Barbie movie. One insider says Paramount is thinking about either a June or July 2012 release, which will prove tricky if they want to avoid direct competition with Universal's Defenders of the Earth, Disney/Fox's Into the Spider-Verse, TriStar's Battleship or Columbia's Batman: Year Three. With the next 007 film slated for an October or November release in 2012, Paramount could opt to release Barbie closer to Christmas if summer competition proves too tough.
- The Hollywood Reporter
The Sports Page
Under New Ownership
Days before the regular season begins, the NHL Board of Governors unanimously approves the sale of the Los Angeles Kings to Earvin "Magic" Johnson and former Kings fan favorites Rob Blake and Luc Robitaille.
- ESPN
After the World Series, Josh Harris will meet with MLB Commissioner Larry Lucchino to discuss his bid to buy the Baltimore Orioles from Peter Angelos. Also involved in Harris's bid are former Oriole shortstop Cal Ripken, Jr. and Baltimore-born filmmaker Rachel Stone-Abbott.
- ESPN
When the Beavers settle into their new ballpark on the former Civic Stadium site, the Breakers (WLAF) and Timbers (MLS) will continue to share the Delta Dome with plans to reconfigure the lower bowl to make the venue more football and soccer friendly.
- The Oregonian
Barbie Watch
Peacock executive Kevin Feige says he intends to release Ridley Scott's J. Robert Oppenheimer biopic under the RKO banner on the same day as Paramount's Barbie movie. One insider says Paramount is thinking about either a June or July 2012 release, which will prove tricky if they want to avoid direct competition with Universal's Defenders of the Earth, Disney/Fox's Into the Spider-Verse, TriStar's Battleship or Columbia's Batman: Year Three. With the next 007 film slated for an October or November release in 2012, Paramount could opt to release Barbie closer to Christmas if summer competition proves too tough.
- The Hollywood Reporter
The Sports Page
Under New Ownership
Days before the regular season begins, the NHL Board of Governors unanimously approves the sale of the Los Angeles Kings to Earvin "Magic" Johnson and former Kings fan favorites Rob Blake and Luc Robitaille.
- ESPN
After the World Series, Josh Harris will meet with MLB Commissioner Larry Lucchino to discuss his bid to buy the Baltimore Orioles from Peter Angelos. Also involved in Harris's bid are former Oriole shortstop Cal Ripken, Jr. and Baltimore-born filmmaker Rachel Stone-Abbott.
- ESPN
When the Beavers settle into their new ballpark on the former Civic Stadium site, the Breakers (WLAF) and Timbers (MLS) will continue to share the Delta Dome with plans to reconfigure the lower bowl to make the venue more football and soccer friendly.
- The Oregonian
This says early ocomber entmetn. I Asuume there will be late and possibly mid october entment new update. I got an idea for something that make a good headline for mid or late novmber. It would also work for novomber or december. Janyuary 2010 would be too late for my idea. My idea is that amshr bush sell the bush garden and seaworld park to palace entment instead of the blacktone group like they in otl 2009
I have a couple questions about Walt Jr.:
1: For the Disney movies under his rule, does the title card read "Walt Disney Jr. Presents" or "Walt Disney Productions Presents"?
2: Does Playhouse Disney get renamed ITTL? If so, do they skip right to calling it Mickey Mornings?
1: For the Disney movies under his rule, does the title card read "Walt Disney Jr. Presents" or "Walt Disney Productions Presents"?
2: Does Playhouse Disney get renamed ITTL? If so, do they skip right to calling it Mickey Mornings?
For single branded flicks that start with the castle logo released since 1984 it's "Walt Disney, Jr. Presents..."
For the first TMNT film, a dual-branded release back in 1990, the title card in the actual was "Walt Disney Pictures and 20th Century-Fox present in association with Golden Harvest..."
On the packaging for VHS and Laserdisc and eventually DVD releases, the above was condensed to "Walt Disney, Jr. Presents" in the Univers Ultra Condensed font, right above the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" title which is stacked one word each in the same Machine ITC Bold font used on the theatrical release poster.
That poster still had the Turtles peeking beneath the manhole cover in the middle of Midtown Manhattan at night.
Thank you. That's been gnawing at my head for some time.
The condensed crediting was warranted here.
New MLB ballparks for 2010
Target Field (Minnesota Twins)
Rumored naming rights for the Portland Beavers' new ballpark
- Nike Field/Park
- Providence Park
- Moda Field/Park
- Limited Run Field/Park
- Laika Field/Park
- PGE Park
- Fred Meyer Field/Park
Coming in 2011
Marlins Park (Miami, FL)
Coming in 2012
New Devils Rays park next door to Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)
24 Hour Fitness Field (Oakland A's)
Target Field (Minnesota Twins)
Rumored naming rights for the Portland Beavers' new ballpark
- Nike Field/Park
- Providence Park
- Moda Field/Park
- Limited Run Field/Park
- Laika Field/Park
- PGE Park
- Fred Meyer Field/Park
Coming in 2011
Marlins Park (Miami, FL)
Coming in 2012
New Devils Rays park next door to Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)
24 Hour Fitness Field (Oakland A's)
Oldnavy have you heard that some ametour animator who was a fan of ed edd n eddy is working on an unifocal sequel to ed edd n eddy called peach creek. The first eposide was released on youtube recently. Do you think that the butterfly effect may result in peach creek being created aroned 2017 by danny antonucia instead of a fan. H