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FSN/Sun Shows for 2008

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FLORIDA MARLINS SEASON PREVIEW, hosted by Craig Minervini, premiering Monday, March 17, at 2:00pm.

 

MARLINS ON DECK, the network's entertaining and informative half-hour pre-game show airs live from site prior to each game telecast. Craig Minervini is back for his seventh season as pregame host and in-game reporter in addition to hosting INSIDE THE MARLINS.

 

Providing extensive HD offerings at the regional level, FSN Florida will once again produce regional high-definition (HD) Florida Marlins game telecasts in 2008. Seventy five of the games will be made available in high definition to HD subscribers of participating cable/satellite affiliates including Comcast, Advanced Cable, Knology, Verizon FiOS, Home Town Cable, DIRECTV and DISH Network. (HD schedule TBA).

 

FSN Florida also offers a program designed for kids and their families and its back for an eighth season with a new title, BILLY'S BUNCH, and a new look. Emmy Award-winning host Stephie Vainder (a.k.a "Stephie") hosts the monthly show. A unique baseball experience for the kid in all of us, BILLY'S BUNCH takes viewers beyond the playing field and shares players' interests both on and off the field.

Why do they never advertise that kids show? I only know about it because I caught it once channel surfing, but that's it.

Why do they never advertise that kids show? I only know about it because I caught it once channel surfing, but that's it.

 

Too much money.

Craig Minervini is back for his seventh season as pregame host and in-game reporter in addition to hosting INSIDE THE MARLINS.

 

How many cuss words can I get away with responding to this one sentence???

I wonder if they are going to show Inside the Marlins - Matt Treanor 500 times this year again.

 

Haha, I felt like I saw that show more than I did games...

Craig Minervini is back for his seventh season as pregame host and in-game reporter in addition to hosting INSIDE THE MARLINS.

 

How many cuss words can I get away with responding to this one sentence???

 

Those better be curse words of joy. If not for Craig Minervini, I may not have made it through some of the tough times.

Craig Minervini is back for his seventh season as pregame host and in-game reporter in addition to hosting INSIDE THE MARLINS.

 

How many cuss words can I get away with responding to this one sentence???

 

Those better be curse words of joy. If not for Craig Minervini, I may not have made it through some of the tough times.

Rain delays get you down too?

Craig Minervini is back for his seventh season as pregame host and in-game reporter in addition to hosting INSIDE THE MARLINS.

 

How many cuss words can I get away with responding to this one sentence???

 

Those better be curse words of joy. If not for Craig Minervini, I may not have made it through some of the tough times.

 

Sorry. Can't stand the guy. And it has nothing to do with him being a NYer or a Mets fan. Nor has he ever crapped on me or friends in the past. I have no personal axe to grind, I just don't like the guy. Just one other reason it is nice to actually be at the games instead of watching them on TV.

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