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ESPN Should wait for the game to be over....

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http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/standings

 

 

they have the marlins record as 25-17 with a losing streak of one game. jerks.

that's more than hitting the wrong key.

Man they're all sorts of screwed up. I went to the game recap page, and the score says 2-0 phils. The scoreboard says, however, that the Phillies won 4-3. Weird. I wonder if they're having problems with the system.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=250524128

Man they're all sorts of screwed up. I went to the game recap page, and the score says 2-0 phils. The scoreboard says, however, that the Phillies won 4-3. Weird. I wonder if they're having problems with the system.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=250524128

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Yahoo fantasy baseball update is screwed up also, they have scores all out of whack

I guess ESPN records its games before it's over so they can be on the ball and have their scores up their ASAP....

 

They've probably done it in the past, we just haven't noticed because no last minute miracles have happened.

Wow. It's been an hour since the game ended and ESPN STILL hasn't changed the Marlins loss to a win...

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