Not to pile on, but Boston coverage has never been so bad. It's like Chicago and Houston when the national feed is produced by local media and their collective running experience is walking the mile in 7th grade.
I can't believe the broadcast. Lemma is making a HUGE move to drop the men's field and all the broadcast is showing is Hannah Storm at the finish and a Meb retrospective. Why have the rights if you are not willing to tell the story of the race?
Marathon coverage for the Good Morning America audience.
Looked like Emma Bates tripped with someone and they both almost fell down? I don't know, it went straight to commercial as it happened and I'm sure it won't be talked about...
What do you mean Emma went down? I'm stuck on a plane watching this terrible coverage.
Looked like she tripped and got tangled up in another women and they both started to fall down right before coverage switched. And the idiot broadcasters never went back to it or mentioned it.
I can't believe the broadcast. Lemma is making a HUGE move to drop the men's field and all the broadcast is showing is Hannah Storm at the finish and a Meb retrospective. Why have the rights if you are not willing to tell the story of the race?
Harvard, outside of Yuki/Des type weather, no move in the first 10K matters here.
What do you mean Emma went down? I'm stuck on a plane watching this terrible coverage.
Looked like she tripped and got tangled up in another women and they both started to fall down right before coverage switched. And the idiot broadcasters never went back to it or mentioned it.
And now she’s back up front. Why is she running 2 seconds ahead of the pack??! What’s the point of doing that so early?
Ah yes, gronk, the expert in marathon running and I must hear his perspective on this years front runners.
I'm not watching and I never thought Gronk was very intelligent but I remember Alan Page (google him) running a marathon after his football career and he said it was a tougher than football.
Another NFL player was in the lead car when Boston Billy broke the pack and he said he'd never seen anything that tough in the NFL.