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1. #THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY FULL#
2. #THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY SOFTWARE#
3. #THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY PROFESSIONAL#
4. #THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY SERIES#
5. #THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY TV#

Home field advantage once meant more than being in familiar surroundings supported by loyal fans.

#THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY PROFESSIONAL#

Modern readers may take it for granted that the playing fields of professional baseball stadiums all look pretty much the same. Level Playing Fields: How the Groundskeeping Murphy Brothers Shaped Baseball. My last wish is that the NPB offer a streaming service for both leagues. Thank you for your attention to this letter and thank you again for a wonderful service. FB is by far a wider network, one which the Pacific League can use to promote its brand through attractive and interesting video clips.įinally, bring us the Nippon Series! Those of us overseas have no access apart from illegal streams. At present, only a Twitter button is available. (Search at youtube for examples.)Īdd a Facebook share button to video clips. There is no commentary on the audio track. All of the relevant plays are shown, though not every pitch, nor every out. The condensed film runs 10-15 minutes, depending on the level of action in any particular game. The highlight film is similar to what you already offer at PA TV.

#THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY FULL#

MLB VOD service offers games in four formats: Live Stream, VOD Full Game, VOD Condensed and VOD Highlight. These would be a huge help in navigating through a game, most especially if we can use the forward and back buttons on the keyboard to navigate through the video.Īdd condensed games. This can be frustrating whenever there is need to pause, fast-forward, rewind, or adjust volume.Īdd 10 second forward/reverse buttons.

#THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY SOFTWARE#

The present software removes all video controls when the full-screen option is engaged. Here are a few changes I would like to suggest.Īllow controls at full screen. I hope to renew my subscription for the 2018 season.

#THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY TV#

I have been a subscriber to PA League TV for the 20 seasons and am writing to let you know how pleased I have been with your service. I hope by the 2018 season NPB will resolve what issues remain in order to better serve their customers. I would be happy to pay for a quality product, but at the moment there is _none_. Why does a leading country such as Japan still not offer such service to fans worldwide? If even small leagues on three continents have managed to offer affordable, easy access to _all_ their games, why not the NPB?įor the moment, I rely on fans uploading content to file sharing sites to avail myself of Central League games and the Japan Series.

#THE ASCENT REPLAYABILITY SERIES#

This means I can watch only half of NPB teams, only half of interleague games, and nothing at all of the Central League Climax Series or the Japan Series. At present, I can purchase streaming/VOD rights to games only of the Pacific League. I am an overseas fan of yakyuu who would like to have access to all NPB games, regular and post-season. Basically, American women are not allowed to play the game they love because there is no institutional support for coed or female leagues within the United States. Their rivals at these events - the Japanese, Australians, Canadians, and Venezuelans - field teams comprised of women who have played coed or all-female baseball since childhood in countries that have local, regional, and national baseball tournaments for females. (USA Baseball) aids in organizing and sponsoring a female team for international tournaments, but American women are always at a disadvantage for having to cobble together ad hoc teams, many composed of present or past softball players. They are not legally prohibited from playing on high school baseball teams or in independent leagues, but coaches and parents often conspire against them in favor of boys, who have well established paths to collegiate and professional careers. They may be offered inducements to switch to softball, which they can continue playing into their young adult years and for which they may even be awarded university scholarships. While American females may play coed baseball as preteens, once they reach adolescence they are largely shut out of any opportunity to continue playing baseball. Besides writing a history of American women in baseball, her own daughter was a member of Team USA and experienced many of the difficulties outlined in this book. The interviews were conducted by Jennifer Ring, a professor of Political Science and the Director or Women’s Studies at the University of Nevada. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.Ī Game of Their Own is an oral history of the American female baseball experience as told by ten members of the 2008 Team USA. A Game of Their Own: Voices of Contemporary Women in Baseball.