It'll only last for nine weeks, so I guess that's okay since I'm assuming we'll get Sunday Night Baseball back once we're done holding our noses through women's sports.
Maybe this is just a bold marketing strategy for Major League Baseball. Either buy our subscription or you'll be forced Clockwork Orange-style to watch women's sports on ESPN.
I'll quote that article from above.
ESPN plans to replace a 35-year-old Sunday-programming mainstay with what executives believe could become a new franchise — devoted to sports that haven't always gotten their due.
The Disney sports-media giant will use Sunday primetime in the summer to launch 'Women's Sports Sundays,' a hub for top match-ups from the WNBA and NWSL. The program represents one of the biggest investments in women's sports programming by a major sports-media provider, and follows a surge of interest in both leagues.
They're really taking this from us 👇
