Major League Baseball had to endure some embarrassment on Sunday when the announcement of its All-Star reserves was slightly delayed due to a live cornhole broadcast. The All-Star selection show was ...
It might be America’s most-played sport. Now it’s quietly becoming a TV success story. Credit...Angie Smith for The New York Times Supported by By Devin Gordon Devin Gordon is a writer in ...
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ESPN ripped for airing cornhole instead of MLB
Baseball fans are rightfully questioning ESPN’s commitment to the sport on Sunday. The network, somewhat inexplicably, opted to finish airing a cornhole match rather than showing the MLB All-Star ...
Well, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred and league executives may want to reconsider ESPN as the broadcast partner for their MLB All-Star Game selection show. Earlier today, the starters ...
OROVILLE — Oroville resident Michelle Thompson’s love for cornhole began like many others — tossing bags in her backyard with her family. She and her husband Nicklas got more competitive with the ...
ESPN announced the full lineup for its anticipated “50 states in 50 days” in partnership with SportsCenter, according to a release Monday. Inspired by the original 2005 SportsCenter across America ...
A common backyard pastime — cornhole — is having a series of championship games. The American Cornhole League (ACL) World Championships started July 28 in Rock Hill, S.C. The weeklong tournament ends ...
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