The old version of ESPN's Baseball Tonight will always hold a soft spot in the hearts of so many baseball fans who grew used to watching the show every night. It was some fun TV where you could catch up on highlights, see some great "Web Gems" and learn something from some in-depth analysis.
The show is still currently around but it's only aired before Sunday Night Baseball and during big events like the playoffs and the All-Star Game. The daily showings ended in 2017.
The studio in which the old show was shot is still around but it's more like a baseball graveyard these days. ESPN anchor Gary Striewski gave fans a tour of it this week on his social media:
Someone asked me for a tour of the old Baseball Tonight studio on campus. Enjoy this heaping slice of nostalgia. pic.twitter.com/eNQgbTZyTe
— Gary Striewski (@garystriewski) February 19, 2025
Fans were pretty bummed out by that.
Damn son this made me sad https://t.co/bGiPMW5LYB
— Steven (@sstevenluevanoo) February 19, 2025
Damn, this is depressing.
— Mariner Muse (@MarinerMuse) February 19, 2025
Best baseball show ever. https://t.co/yiATnYKWfg
I am distraught https://t.co/8kPwaeu08e
— Kyle (@kjb_0801) February 19, 2025
Oh man., this is tough https://t.co/Mfm21APL1g
— Brian (@SetupManBrian) February 19, 2025
We used to be a proper country https://t.co/pqRt7HBeN7
— Michael (@manecci) February 19, 2025
Sad. Baseball Tonight & Sunday Night Baseball used to be a must watch. Now, they are just afterthoughts. https://t.co/qug0KGWIr0
— Harry From CBus (@HarryFromCBus) February 19, 2025
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as ESPN Anchor's Tour of Old ‘Baseball Tonight’ Set Had Fans So Bummed Out.
