MASN

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So when I lived in, when I lived in DC, which is the last time I had a proper cable package, lived in DC, you would have MASN, right, which is the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network.

There you go.

And on MASN, you would watch the, the Orioles and the Nats games.

Right.

Uh, or I, one was NESN, one was MASN.

It doesn't matter.

Um, but the, but that's where you would watch, that's where you would watch local baseball games.

Join me, Tim Murray, live from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas.

Every V-CIN show is on Sirius XM channel 189, and this very program just happens to be on in my hometown, Washington, D.C., thanks to the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, Masson, up in New England.

Stay safe, folks.

Nessun Plus and a number of other regional networks as well as on YouTube TV.

That's at 245.

Sports Net and MASN has Toronto at Baltimore at 540 p.m. Sports Net Pittsburgh and Cardinals TV has St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

And NBCSP and Brewers TV has Milwaukee at Philadelphia.

605 p.m. Guardians TV slash NESN, Cleveland at Boston.

4.30 for the ERA.

And that's a 4:05 Eastern first pitch on MASN.

Trevor Rogers will throw a no-hitter.

You heard it here first.

Another standing ovation, Pete Alonso.

Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, Pete Alonso, he's homered in consecutive games five times this season.

Congratulations.

And the New York Mets once again had something to cheer about.

They came to see the Polar Bear leave the yard.

Kevin Brown and Big Ben McDonald had the call on MasN.

Uh, Pete Alonso's milestone home run came against his former team in his former ballpark, but not in front of his former fans because they still love the Polar Bear.

Begged for a curtain call.

Kobe's been waved around.

Kobe Mayo all the way.

Kevin Brown and Big Ben McDonald had the call on MasN.

Kobe Mayo, a three-run inside the Parker.