I love the All Star Game and Home Run Derby, but I’m glad
baseball is back tonight. “Taters” and “Web Gems.” Bring ‘em on.
Web Gems – for a long time an ESPN/Baseball Tonight staple conceived in 2000
and now a part of the vernacular for any great bit of glove work – featured the10
best defensive plays of the day. Nothing ordinary - or even above average - was
ever a Web Gem.
You made it to Web Gems because your play was over-the-top
better than anything anyone else did that day.
Being in the top 10 was an accomplishment considering on any given night in Major League Baseball there could be as many as 810 outs (30 teams playing x 27 outs per team).
Being in the top 10 was an accomplishment considering on any given night in Major League Baseball there could be as many as 810 outs (30 teams playing x 27 outs per team).
In any given market during any given daypart, there could be
about the same number of breaks (say 10 in an hour x 4 hours
x 20 radio stations or about 800).
If there was a radio version of Web Gems – the best 10
breaks of the day – how many breaks from your show would be featured?
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