he posted an article only showing the ratings of one MLB game and the two opening night NBA games. As the article shows even NooseCar was up nearly 40% for their first race back and Bundesliga 1st match back broke all-time records
NBA opening night was 5.5M viewers for 2 games .... second night was 3M viewers for 2 games
opening MLB game last Thursday (single game) was 4M viewers then the 3 Friday ESPN games combined was 2.7M. uh, that ain't good yo dawg (doing my best mob impersonation)
Not really. Barely any difference compared to earlier this season before the hiatus.
[FONT="]ABC's coverage of the Houston Rockets' 120-116 win over the Milwaukee Bucks averaged a 0.8 rating among adults 18-49 and 2.18 million viewers in the fast national ratings — numbers that will likely change somewhat after adjusting for the live telecast. Earlier in the season ABC averaged a 0.7 in the 18-49 demographic and 2.34 million viewers with its [/FONT]NBA Saturday Primetime[FONT="] franchise.
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[FONT="]ABC's coverage of the Houston Rockets' 120-116 win over the Milwaukee Bucks averaged a 0.8 rating among adults 18-49 and 2.18 million viewers in the fast national ratings — numbers that will likely change somewhat after adjusting for the live telecast. Earlier in the season ABC averaged a 0.7 in the 18-49 demographic and 2.34 million viewers with its [/FONT]NBA Saturday Primetime[FONT="] franchise.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ho...-minutes-tv-ratings-sunday-aug-2-2020-1305593
Thursday’s Clippers-Lakers NBA regular season game averaged a 2.1 rating and 3.35 million viewers on TNT, marking the ninth-largest audience of the protracted season. Six of the top nine have been Laker games, including all four of the team’s matchups with the Clippers.
The Lakers’ narrow win, which peaked with 4.1 million from 9:45-10 PM ET, was the most-watched game on TNT since the same matchup on Opening Night back in October (3.58M) and the most-watched on cable since Blazers-Lakers on ESPN January 31, the first Laker game after the passing of Kobe Bryant (4.41M).
The Lakers’ narrow win, which peaked with 4.1 million from 9:45-10 PM ET, was the most-watched game on TNT since the same matchup on Opening Night back in October (3.58M) and the most-watched on cable since Blazers-Lakers on ESPN January 31, the first Laker game after the passing of Kobe Bryant (4.41M).
