April 4, 201610 yr MIAMI (April 4, 2016) – As Miami readies for the much-anticipated return of Marlins baseball, FOX Sports Florida, the statewide television home of the Marlins, is excited to announce its extended coverage of Marlins Opening Night on Tuesday, April 5th. This year, fans can tune in on FOX Sports Florida starting at 5 p.m. for a full afternoon and evening of Marlins’ programming. FOX Sports Florida’s live coverage of Marlins Opening Night will start promptly at 6 p.m. with a special, one-hour pregame show from Marlins Park. A broadcast team of six will provide extensive analysis as Marlins’ broadcasters Rich Waltz, Preston Wilson, Craig Minervini, Jessica Blaylock, Carl Pavano and Jeff Conine will all play a role. Craig and Jeff will anchor coverage from the FOX Sports Florida desk in center field, while Jessica and Carl will open up the pregame from the West Plaza. The pregame show will feature an exclusive sit-down interview between new color analyst Eduardo Perez and new Marlins Hitting Coach Barry Bonds, in addition to live coverage of all the pregame festivities, including FOX Sports Florida cameras following Wei-Yin Chen as he takes the mound for first pitch. Marlins Owner Jeffrey Loria, Marlins President David Samson and new Marlins Manager Don Mattingly are scheduled to join to the broadcast during the pregame show, while Marlins President of Baseball Operations Michael Hill is scheduled to join Rich and Preston in the booth during the third inning. Tuesday’s schedule: Ø 5 p.m.: “Miami Marlins Hot Stove Special” Ø 5:30 p.m.: “Miami Marlins Season Preview” Ø 6 p.m.: One-hour Marlins LIVE Pregame Show Ø 7 p.m.: Opening Night: Detroit Tigers at Miami Marlins Ø 10:30 p.m.: Marlins LIVE Postgame Show Ø 12 a.m.: Detroit Tigers at Miami Marlins Replay Be sure to follow @FOXMarlins on Twitter and Instagram and visit FOXSportsFlorida.com for channel listings and exclusive Marlins video coverage. About FOX Sports Florida / FOX SPORTS SUN FOX Sports Florida & FOX Sports Sun are the regional television homes of the Orlando Magic, Tampa Bay Rays, Miami Heat, Miami Marlins, Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers. The regional sports networks are available in more than 6.5 million cable & satellite homes across the state. FOX Sports Florida and FOX Sports Sun are committed to making a positive impact in the communities we serve by engaging our audiences and providing award winning TV and web coverage of Florida’s hometown sports teams. For more information, channel listings and how you can get involved with FOX Sports Florida / FOX Sports Sun, visit www.foxsportsflorida.com. =
April 4, 201610 yr Author 8 hours of coverage but not one second of Tommy Hutton, which means that I will not be watching for one second. Thanks, FS Florida.
April 4, 201610 yr They will leave that for the following week though. I really don't think they do Twitter Tuesday tomorrow.
April 4, 201610 yr I'll tweet them next week, since that is what they really go by. All I know is if Preston is announcing that week, not many will get done. Probably take half an inning to answer just a simple question.
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