How will the baseball mafia spin the awful 2022 MLB Finals ratings that were worse than the NBA Finals?

LOLOLOL Saturday’s baseball rating.  The Baseball Mafia is going to have a hard time spinning this!

Among the 18-49 demographic, the game scored 3.8 million total viewers and a 2.9 rating. (via Deadline)

Baseball – you didn’t even have 4 million people between 18 and 49.  Wow.

Notably, Game 6 was not the highest rated and most-watched sporting event of the day — trailing the Tennessee-Georgia college football game on CBS earlier in the afternoon (6.7, 13.06M) (via Sports Media Watch)

Oh wait, there’s more…

For the first time since 2019, the World Series averaged fewer viewers than the NBA Finals (12.4M) (Via Sports Media Watch)

How can you possibly tell me this sport is healthy?

Soccer Stadium coming to Willets Point, site of affordable housing and new school?

Interesting..

While speaking earlier…. in a webinar titled “The Future of New York: The Economic Impact of Queens,” Richards was asked about what he envisions Queens looking like in 10 years time. The Borough President replied, “If you like soccer, the redevelopment of Willets Point…we’re going to have some announcements on with New York [City] Football Club.” (via HudsonRiverBlue)

I did not see any updates about the affordable housing or the new school(s)…but at least they didn’t greenlight a casino.

I think we all know how this is going to go.

If they had a good World Series ratings story…they would tell us, no?

It’s 4pm and I have yet to notice Fox Sports PR put anything out about the ratings for Game 6…but they did have time to put something out about college basketball.

Now I get that it was the weekend, and deals, and other excuses – but I am confident if they DID have a good story it would be out.

So far, all I see is this which says 2.1 rating and 9,500,000 viewers, which sounds like a bad number to my ears.

I imagine some sort of Out of Household and Streaming numbers will get added in to let Fox spin something like 11 million and a tremendous success…..but to my untrained eye, it looks like a bad number.  We shall see.

 

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