Baseball Documentary

[Hot Springs Bathers]

Bob he did show Mauer stroking a single! I agree with your observations 100 percent. For now at least we have to believe that Pujols is the real thing. He was better than Bonds in two of Bonds MVP years.

As for the Twins, I can sympathize. I really like Ken Burns and have had the chance to visit with him twice but in last year's acclaimed National Park series he never once mentioned Hot Springs National Park which was the first and still the best. Ok, ok I am a little prejudiced.

[Mark]

I thought that the show was tough on the steroid users/ abusers and on the strike, and I was pleased by that. I thought that the Bonds drama dragged on, and some more attention could have been paid to other franchises. For example, more could have been said about the White Sox championship, which ended a drought that was just as long as that of the Red Sox.

[M's_Fan]

In my opinion, it is WAY too early to be making a documentary about the steroid era. Burns should have waited at least 10 years to make this. There are still so many queston marks, and I just feel we haven't really digested what happened (or is still happening with HGH, as some claim).

[Marckus99]

Tonight will be another episode; just on Bonds - seeming that they did not mention him ENOUGH.


- Mark

[John V]

After seeing The Tenth Inning, I'm thinking of purchasing Innings 1 thru 9 on DVD. Does anyone know if it is available in Widescreen format or was it produced prior to the widescreen days?