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Our Assistant Commissioners of Everything have already made their suggestions to fix baseball, the NFL and the NBA the last few days in This Space. (Although the biggest issue, the possibility of a baseball work stoppage in 2027, didn\u2019t come up in Part I of our series. Maybe the readers who offered suggestions to improve the game figured those involved likely wouldn\u2019t pay attention to labor relations advice anyway.)<\/p>\n

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And so we have one more batch of ideas, from the readers who responded to my request from last month. The place to start Part III of this series probably should be the biggest pet peeve many fans seem to have, the opaque answer to what should be an obvious question: \u201cWhere can I see the game???\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Yup, streaming platforms might be the chosen vehicle for a certain demographic. Just not this one.<\/p>\n

\u201cAll tv sports must be on regular networks,\u201d David Jones wrote. \u201cNo more + or only streaming.\u201d<\/p>\n

Tim Bowman of Laguna Niguel elaborated, presumably speaking for many others: \u201cGames and events should be only on network television or the dedicated channel available through providers. Being a fan of many sports, I would have to subscribe to at least four other streaming networks to see games or events. I missed some NBA playoffs and I can\u2019t watch the NASCAR race today because they chose profit over fans.\u201d<\/p>\n

ALSO READ:<\/strong> Readers react: How they\u2019d change the NFL and NBA<\/p>\n

An aside: It has been my feeling all along that the issue isn\u2019t necessarily streamers showing games to a national audience, but their demand for exclusivity that shuts out the channels that regularly air a team\u2019s games, whether cable or over-the-air. Thus, the question above, which doesn\u2019t always have a concise answer.<\/p>\n

Then again, the streamers who have reached agreements with the NFL adhere to that league\u2019s insistence on making sure games are on over-the-air channels in the participating teams\u2019 home markets. Why not do that for other sports as well?<\/p>\n

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Ask Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber how well that exclusivity has worked. MLS\u2019 original deal with Apple TV took broadcast rights away from local outlets, and after viewership by all unoffficial accounts suffered, the league and streamer reworked their deal and opened the games up to all Apple TV subscribers, rather than just those who bought the MLS pass.<\/p>\n

And the league is still<\/em> missing out, because potential fans have to be exposed to the product.<\/p>\n

Moving on, Cindy Curti proposed that the NHL should \u201creturn to three officials on the ice instead of four, one referee and two linesmen \u2026 Hockey players skate so fast nowadays that the officials often times get in the way.\u201d<\/p>\n

And, in response to the original impetus for the change to two refs and two linesmen, she proposes that the linesmen also be empowered to call penalties.<\/p>\n

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George Conlisk had his own suggestion for the NHL: \u201cPenalty for fighting. First player to drop his gloves gets a 3 game suspension. Ten game suspension for 2nd fight of the season. NFL linemen beat each other up and very seldom does it start a fight. NHL players get hit and immediately they want to fight each other. I think the fights ruin the game.\u201d<\/p>\n

Somehow I have the feeling there would be a lot of resistance to that suggestion within the sport, even though fighting is nowhere near as prevalent in the NHL as it once was.<\/p>\n

The other penalty that exists in hockey, and maybe doesn\u2019t get used enough, is the embellishment call for taking a dive. Curtis Hacker of Sherman Oaks noted that embellishment could be used in the NBA and soccer as well \u2013 and in fact, VAR helped reverse a call in the current World Cup, when a yellow card for a foul was changed to a yellow card for diving.<\/p>\n

But back to hockey: \u201cUnfortunately it\u2019s not called often enough,\u201d he wrote, and \u201cthere is more (and) more of it happening. And if I were the NHL Commissioner, I\u2019d add more teeth to it by making it a double minor instead of just 2 minutes. That would put a stop to it fast.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Conlisk also has some ideas for college sports, although the way things are going any changes would be challenged in court anyway.<\/p>\n

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\u201cRealign schools geographically so areas can take some pride in West, North, East or South,\u201d he wrote, and I can\u2019t think of anyone that couldn\u2019t get behind that. The major conference maps are insane \u2026 but Fox and ESPN like \u2019em, so there we are.<\/p>\n

\u201cAlso cut down on \u2026 transfers,\u201d he added. \u201cSome athletes change school every year for (four) years. So why should fans\/alumni get attached to any player? Allow two years of transfer. If the athlete doesn\u2019t know where he wants to go after the (second) transfer then let him start paying for his own tuition.\u201d<\/p>\n

(Then again, if that athlete \u2013 and maybe it\u2019s a \u201cshe\u201d instead of \u201che\u201d \u2013 can swing a big enough NIL deal, that\u2019s probably not that big an issue.)<\/p>\n

Les Birken of Northridge wrote that if he were in charge of college football scheduling, \u201cI would mandate that no game start after 6:00 PM local time. And If I had control over NCAA basketball schedules, no game would start after 8:00 PM local time.\u201d<\/p>\n

And he didn\u2019t say it but I will: It would also be nice if fans knew the starting time of a game more than 10 days before it takes place. That\u2019s my pet peeve.<\/p>\n

Marc Levine would have multiple national champions in Division I. \u201cI\u2019d break up the (Football Bowl Subdivision) into 3 subgroups,\u201d he wrote, which isn\u2019t that far from our own Super League concept, though he would group the Big Ten, SEC and maybe the ACC as full conferences in the top tier, followed by a secondary tier (\u201cPac-12, Mountain West, Big 12, etc.) and the group of conferences that make up the Football Championship Subdivision (previously known as Division I-AA).<\/p>\n

With that setup, he said, you wouldn\u2019t have, say, an undefeated Hawaii team served up on a platter to someone like Georgia in a first-round CFP matchup. \u201cIn my example,\u201d he wrote, \u201cHawaii can stay in the secondary group and play for that championship rather than get exposed against a supergroup team.\u201d<\/p>\n

He didn\u2019t mention promotion and relegation. That\u2019s our concept.<\/p>\n

Some other suggestions:<\/p>\n

Rob Hutchinson would decree that \u201cNO sport \u2026 from peewee to pro \u2026 may allow a team without a WINNING record to go to a playoff!\u201d He also wrote that with athletes and skills having evolved sufficiently, the basketball rim should be raised, and tennis racquets \u201cshould have limits on materials\/strings so they can\u2019t be served\/hit beyond a reasonable speed\u2026same for bats, pickleball paddles, golf clubs, etc.\u201d<\/p>\n

From John Frink of Laguna Niguel: \u201cMy wish for all sports Is keep all politics out of sports. Fans watch games to escape everyday life, not to listen to political statements. Keep sports about sports!\u201d<\/p>\n

Jeff Teal of Los Alamitos has issues with the noise levels of televised games, and particularly instances when the crowd noise overwhelms the voices of those calling the game: \u201cI usually watch programs and games with volume at 22-30 setting,\u201d he wrote, \u201cbut often the crowd noise is overwhelming the commentators and if I want to understand what they\u2019re saying, I have to turn the volume up to 45-70 \u2026 The only broadcasts that have gotten it right are Dodger games on SportsnetLA, NHL playoffs and NCAA beach volleyball on ESPN.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ray Allebaugh of Seal Beach shares my gripe about giveaway nights and not having enough for everyone on hand. He recalled a Ducks\u2019 game earlier this year where the PA guy plugged a future giveaway promotion. \u201cThen the announcer said \u2018limited to the first 5,000 in attendance.\u2019 The guy beside me stood up, cupped his hands around his mouth and yelled \u2018cheap (so-and-sos)!!\u2019 Which is, of course, the correct answer.\u201d<\/p>\n

Oh, and as for replay reviews, I\u2019ve long believed that if you can\u2019t find conclusive evidence to overturn a call in a minute, there\u2019s no sense going any longer. Stephen Peeler of Laguna Niguel would cut that in half, for all replays in all sports: \u201cIf it can\u2019t be determined in 30 seconds then it clearly is not \u2018clear, indisputable, and obvious video evidence\u2019 (MLB); or \u2018incontrovertible visual evidence\u2019 (NFL); or \u2018convincing beyond all doubt; (NCAA); or \u2018visual evidence must show the original call was incorrect\u2019 (NBA).\u201d<\/p>\n

Glenn Olsen of Riverside would go further, and he\u2019s getting the next-to-last word here:<\/p>\n

\u201cIf I were the commissioner of all sports, there would be no challenges of any official rulings. Games are played by humans subject to human error. Play the game on the field. If machines are going to judge the play, maybe they should also do the playing. AI could play entire seasons in a matter of seconds thereby saving the cost of building stadiums, keeping drunk patrons off the road and trimming outrageous cable bills.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Uh, AI isn\u2019t going to write the stories too, right?<\/p>\n

jalexander@scng.com<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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