MLB Tonight

Serie TV
2009–
6h

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaStudio show that brings you all of baseball. Complete coverage begins before the first pitch in the East to the final out in the West. Includes highlights and insights. With breaking news, l... Leggi tuttoStudio show that brings you all of baseball. Complete coverage begins before the first pitch in the East to the final out in the West. Includes highlights and insights. With breaking news, live look-ins and TV's best baseball analysis from former players who really know the game,... Leggi tuttoStudio show that brings you all of baseball. Complete coverage begins before the first pitch in the East to the final out in the West. Includes highlights and insights. With breaking news, live look-ins and TV's best baseball analysis from former players who really know the game, you won't miss a thing.

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7,6/10

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Premi
- 2 vittorie e 4 candidature totali

Episodi315

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5 stagioni13 anni

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The two studios at MLB Network's headquarters, which is where the show is filmed, are named "studio 3" and "studio 42", named after Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson.

Connessioni
Referenced in Late Night with Seth Meyers: Ted Danson/Kevin Millar & Sean Casey/Robert Kirkman (2015)

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10/10

Show for true baseball fans

If you don't want to just watch 1 specific MLB game on a night and want to see an overview of all baseball, you can just kick back and watch MLB Network on a weeknight and get to see live look ins and highlights from all over the league.

The coverage that MLB Tonight gives MLB is heads and shoulders above ESPN's Baseball Tonight show. Don't get me wrong for only having a 1 hour time slot every night Baseball Tonight does a great job. But ESPN has to cover all other sports so they can't concentrate on baseball as well as the official network of MLB can.

You have multiple former players like Harold Reynolds, Kevin Millar, Al Leiter, Dan Pleasac and so on giving their analysis.