Fox Sports Northwest No Longer?
by Doug Taylor on Dec 11, 2006 6:17 PM PST
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PrintApparently our local sports network is being sold to Liberty Media Corporation as part of a deal to set Rupert Murdoch up with full control of News Corp. They also get DIRECtv as part of the exchange.
So, any ideas as to what our new network should be branded? Programming suggestions? One thing we can all hope for is the swift and sudden end of Matt Morrison's broadcasting career. He seems like a nice guy, but he has all the charisma and broadcast talents of a brick wall.
Discuss.
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Balls Gone Wild!!!!
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You won't believe your eyes
when they pop those flies!
by Celadus on Dec 11, 2006 7:09 PM PST reply actions
FSN has always been the bane of my existence.
by Slozbury Stouvre on Dec 11, 2006 7:27 PM PST reply actions
What you said
I hope the merger leads to something a little less grating.
How sadly appropriate
Considering that most Seattle sports are more or less bush league (with the possible exception of the Seahawks), FSN's bush league approach was perfect.
I will not miss FSN. Unless something lamer takes its place.
yes, that was a joke
Wait, doesn't California
Unless you're in NorCal, where you still only have one FSN, but you know...
No More Angie?
by Man From Nantucket on Dec 12, 2006 8:37 AM PST reply actions
FSN
Failure Sports Network
OR
The WB or WBN, Willie Ballgame or Willie Ballgame Network.
by ira500 on Dec 12, 2006 8:45 AM PST reply actions
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