When my household quit cable four years ago and I lost access to Seattle Mariners games on TV, I started streaming the radio broadcast on the Google Home speaker in my kitchen. Honestly? Baseball on the radio rules. You get to walk around and do stuff to the pleasant background sounds of the crowd. Sometimes you hear the crack of Cal Raleigh’s bat hammering the ball into the stands one or 60 times. There’s just one problem: spoilers.
I use the MLB app for live scores, which is especially handy to complement an audio-only game. I don’t have to wait for the announcer to get around to repeating how many outs there are; I can just glance at my …
This is an interesting take on the MLB app! It’s great to see features that enhance the viewing experience, especially for those who have cut the cord. The 30-second delay sounds like a thoughtful solution for keeping the excitement intact.
I completely agree! The 30-second delay really does help keep the excitement intact, especially when watching with friends who might be a bit behind. It’s fascinating how technology continues to evolve our viewing experiences, making them more enjoyable.
I completely agree! The 30-second delay really does help keep the excitement intact, especially when you’re watching with friends. It definitely enhances the experience because you can all react together without spoilers. Plus, it’s great for those high-stakes moments in the game!