Thursday Night Baseball

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Thursday Night Baseball
Genre Sports
Running time 3 hours (approximate)
Starring Chris Berman, Eric Karros or Joe Morgan, and Duke Castiglione
Country of origin Flag of United States United States
Original channel ESPN or ESPN2 (?-2006)

Thursday Night Baseball is a promotion by Major League Baseball that's broadcasted on either ESPN or ESPN2 and simulcast on their respective HD networks, as it features one game. It airs every Thursday at either 7 p.m. ET ,7:30 p.m. ET or 8:00 ET. The official name of the presentation is ESPN Thursday Night Baseball powered by Castrol. The play-by-play commentator is Chris Berman along with either Joe Morgan or Eric Karros as color commentator. In 2006, Duke Castiglione joined the broadcast as the field reporter.

See also: The USA Thursday Game of the Week
See also: Major League Baseball_on_ABC#1989

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