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Which do you Watch

  • ESPNews

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • Sportscenter

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • I'm in denial and just like to write negative things about the WWL

    Votes: 0 0.0%

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nafselon

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Just wondering. Over the last two years I've pretty much become an ESPNews guy and I've only caught a few Sportscenters (mainly when Fred Hickman joined since I was a fan of his at CNNSI).

In my opinion ESPNews is almost must-see TV for the sports fan. Highlights, a really good "bottom line" to catch up on stats, injuries, etc. Clean and crisp sports recap all in a nice 30-minute package. Also the anchors are pretty straightforward and lack the stupidity needed to "entertain" on Sportscenter.

Anyone else part of this culture of shunning the 6 and 11 p.m. Sportscenters in favor of ESPNews?
 
nafselon said:
Just wondering. Over the last two years I've pretty much become an ESPNews guy and I've only caught a few Sportscenters (mainly when Fred Hickman joined since I was a fan of his at CNNSI).

In my opinion ESPNews is almost must-see TV for the sports fan. Highlights, a really good "bottom line" to catch up on stats, injuries, etc. Clean and crisp sports recap all in a nice 30-minute package. Also the anchors are pretty straightforward and lack the stupidity needed to "entertain" on Sportscenter.

Anyone else part of this culture of shunning the 6 and 11 p.m. Sportscenters in favor of ESPNews?

I don't blow off Sportscenter at 6 p.m. in lieu of ESPNews. I do it because Seinfeld is on TBS. But I certainly don't watch ESPN as much as I used to watch it. I find myself doing a lot more reading. If I'm flipping the channels and see Sportscenter on, I'll probably watch it, though.
 
I don't get ESPNNews up here in Canada, so with TSN Sportscentre, that makes it a pretty easy choice for me.
 

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