Brett the Packer Fan

Someone wanna tell @Netflix their most important camera angle is foggy? Tysm.

The first ever ABS challenge in MLB history was...not shown on the broadcast

ABS History....and!!!!!!! Oh....man. We missed it.

"It was just too much Netflix. It was as if I was tuning into a powerpoint on Netflix, that there was a baseball game inside of that." – DP on Netflix's MLB Opening Day broadcast.

yeah cause we all want to see Bert Kreischer drink instead of the actual game

This isn’t a baseball broadcast. It’s a never-ending Netflix ad with baseball mixed in.

Netflix produced this entire game as if they’ve never watched a baseball game before

Dude wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too many in-game interviews @netflixsports @netflix Have some feel.

Netflix recap: - 28 in-game interviews (world record) - 12 ABS challenges not shown 🙅‍♂️ - 14 uninterrupted minutes of Bert Kreischer 🤯 - 3 innings with no visible scorebug 🫣 What a start! Netflix making a STRONG 💪 case for broadcasting ALL MLB games!

Hilarious that Netflix missed showing a first in the history of baseball for a pointless manager dugout interview.

Completely missed the first ABS challenge in MLB history because Netflix thought it was more important to show a meaningless in-game interview with a manager and that kinda just sums it all up.

I don't think we should interview players during live play. That MLB continues to do this is so silly.

Nice job by Netflix completely missing the first ABS challenge ever.

Imagine paying $50M for MLB and then spending an entire half inning showing Bert Kreischer in a kayak.

I absolutely loathe these on the field during the game interviews.

Just watched a few minutes of the baseball game. Saw a player being interviewed while playing in the field, saw a manager being interviewed during the game, and saw a man in a kayak in the bay being interviewed. Fox clearly doesn’t believe in simply broadcasting games.

Why do baseball broadcasters insist that people want these interviews. Not a soul does

I'm old, and this is probably causing this feeling, but I'd be fine with never watching another baseball game on Netflix. Baseball, more than any other sport for me, is where I want my team's announcers for every game. And all this extra stuff is not for me at all.

@LukeSampe Did you come through Atlanta

Hmm…..

Good lord, what is happening. This is literally the worst Major League Baseball television coverage I have ever seen in my life. They’re interviewing some guy with Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu in the crowd while the game is going on, on a split-screen. Not even calling the plays.