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"When everybody has the music, the music itself no longer separates one service from another. This is starting to make streaming look a lot like radio."
"We’re all in this together. In a lot of ways, it’s growing, but it’s also shrinking as well. It’s a small community. We don’t look at others as competitors. We’re not just growing the game, we’re also growing the industry at the same time."
"I’ve enjoyed being a guest on Foul Territory, and Mark and I are excited to join the network’s growing lineup of informed and intelligent baseball voices."
Since the conclusion of the regular season, Make Plays Media has added shows surrounding the Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals and Houston Astros in addition to the aforementioned.
The Foul Territory Network has added 'The Phillies Show' to their slate of baseball shows. The show joins Fair Territory with Ken Rosenthal, Dodgers...
"When everybody has the music, the music itself no longer separates one service from another. This is starting to make streaming look a lot like radio."
"Baseball has plenty of unwritten rules. Sports radio partnerships do too. One of them is understanding that a flagship station still has an obligation to call it like it sees it, hold teams accountable, and deliver the type of coverage local fans expect."