Questions for ASB Man

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 12:49 AM

Re: Questions for ASB Man

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kauchy said:
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asb_man said:
Bernie is correct

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see, now everyone can stop bloody whining about "the colour of the sky".

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Okay, now I will.

THANK GOD!

Oh geez... now I feel like an idiot.

Question here though... it doesn't really make sense, because say that you based this on Pacific time. I mean there in New York and such, yes, you would see Giants night games at 10:00, but then you would see their day games at 4:00, not 1:00. Therefore, 1:00 would be like a 10:00 morning game, meaning that the day games during a franchise would have that dark color?

Or then you could say no, because you could do it the other way around. But then you'd be like but no, oh wait, if you were in San Francisco, basing it on Eastern time, a Yankees night game would be shown at 4:00 your time, so would all night games then have the orange sky while the day is then normal for franchise games? Because then the 10:00 one would then be like a middle-of-the-night game, and that too isn't likely.

If someone understands what I just posted, could they please clear it up for me?

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Well, first off, I think asb_man only meant that I was right that there are 4 different times. If you notice he posted in another thread, the thread with the links to pics with the bright skies, and said that there was no changes made to the color of the sky, that dark sky color doesnt exist. So that clears up the dark sky issue, asb_man said that it appears that way based upon the way the screenshots are being taken.

Now, for your whole time issue, I'm not sure if my explanation just changed things.

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No, it didn't really COL.

I'm not talking about that dark sky issue really anymore, I'm talking about a time issue right now... it's a little hard to explain.

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 12:55 AM

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Sometime games could start at 8 if they are on ESPN or something (even though that won't happen, ESPN has their own game) and might not end until 11. Or it could be just the tale end of the game sky. ??

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No, that's not exactly what I meant.

Listen, it's like this:

Okay, when you start a franchise as a West Coast team (i.e. the Giants), then every home game on your franchise schedule will be shown as day games are 1:05, and night games are 7:05 or whatever (Sunday Night Baseball games are probably listed as 4:05, you know... the "dark sky"). Well, according to what ASB man confirmed, 7:05 games are a twilight sky, so whenever you play a 7:05 game as the Giants, then you would be playing in twilight.

So then you say, "Okay, that won't be a problem in the East Coast, because then everything's moved up 3 hours". Okay, yes, that would be correct... as in if you saw your schedule if you were going to play a road game against the Yankees, then a night game would show as 10:05, basically because you're in the West Coast. So, then that would be proper night time for a night game. HOWEVER, then the day games would be listed as 4:05, meaning then you would have that "dark sky" for day games in the East Coast.

Does that kind of make any more sense?

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 12:55 AM

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DuffysCliff said:
Sometime games could start at 8 if they are on ESPN or something (even though that won't happen, ESPN has their own game) and might not end until 11. Or it could be just the tale end of the game sky. ??

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No, that's not exactly what I meant.

Listen, it's like this:

Okay, when you start a franchise as a West Coast team (i.e. the Giants), then every home game on your franchise schedule will be shown as day games are 1:05, and night games are 7:05 or whatever (Sunday Night Baseball games are probably listed as 4:05, you know... the "dark sky"). Well, according to what ASB man confirmed, 7:05 games are a twilight sky, so whenever you play a 7:05 game as the Giants, then you would be playing in twilight.

So then you say, "Okay, that won't be a problem in the East Coast, because then everything's moved up 3 hours". Okay, yes, that would be correct... as in if you saw your schedule if you were going to play a road game against the Yankees, then a night game would show as 10:05, basically because you're in the West Coast. So, then that would be proper night time for a night game. HOWEVER, then the day games would be listed as 4:05, meaning then you would have that "dark sky" for day games in the East Coast.

Does that kind of make any more sense?

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 12:55 AM

Re: Questions for ASB Man

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DuffysCliff said:
Sometime games could start at 8 if they are on ESPN or something (even though that won't happen, ESPN has their own game) and might not end until 11. Or it could be just the tale end of the game sky. ??

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No, that's not exactly what I meant.

Listen, it's like this:

Okay, when you start a franchise as a West Coast team (i.e. the Giants), then every home game on your franchise schedule will be shown as day games are 1:05, and night games are 7:05 or whatever (Sunday Night Baseball games are probably listed as 4:05, you know... the "dark sky"). Well, according to what ASB man confirmed, 7:05 games are a twilight sky, so whenever you play a 7:05 game as the Giants, then you would be playing in twilight.

So then you say, "Okay, that won't be a problem in the East Coast, because then everything's moved up 3 hours". Okay, yes, that would be correct... as in if you saw your schedule if you were going to play a road game against the Yankees, then a night game would show as 10:05, basically because you're in the West Coast. So, then that would be proper night time for a night game. HOWEVER, then the day games would be listed as 4:05, meaning then you would have that "dark sky" for day games in the East Coast.

Does that kind of make any more sense?

**Ed_Farias** · 02-20-2004, 12:57 AM

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I understand you now, but I really think there are only two setting. Night and day. ASB man said those screen shots were just not good screenies, or something like that.

**Ed_Farias** · 02-20-2004, 12:57 AM

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I understand you now, but I really think there are only two setting. Night and day. ASB man said those screen shots were just not good screenies, or something like that.

**Ed_Farias** · 02-20-2004, 12:57 AM

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I understand you now, but I really think there are only two setting. Night and day. ASB man said those screen shots were just not good screenies, or something like that.

**ericjwm** · 02-20-2004, 01:56 AM

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Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's basically already answered this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. It's really not that big a deal.

**ericjwm** · 02-20-2004, 01:56 AM

Re: Questions for ASB Man

Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's basically already answered this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. It's really not that big a deal.

**ericjwm** · 02-20-2004, 01:56 AM

Re: Questions for ASB Man

Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's basically already answered this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. It's really not that big a deal.

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 01:58 AM

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ericjwm said:
Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's already answered the question regarding this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. Try & stay on topic

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I am VERY on topic. I am asking asb_man a question regarding the time of day stuff on the schedule. No, he did not answer my question that I'm trying to ask, so I can ask it... to him... on the thread where we ask him questions.

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 01:58 AM

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ericjwm said:
Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's already answered the question regarding this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. Try & stay on topic

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I am VERY on topic. I am asking asb_man a question regarding the time of day stuff on the schedule. No, he did not answer my question that I'm trying to ask, so I can ask it... to him... on the thread where we ask him questions.

**MuffinMcFluffin** · 02-20-2004, 01:58 AM

Re: Questions for ASB Man

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ericjwm said:
Guys, you're filling up this thread with discussion over the time & sky color. This is suppose to be the questions for ASB Man topic. Since he's already answered the question regarding this, lets just drop it or discuss it elsewhere. Try & stay on topic

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I am VERY on topic. I am asking asb_man a question regarding the time of day stuff on the schedule. No, he did not answer my question that I'm trying to ask, so I can ask it... to him... on the thread where we ask him questions.

**ericjwm** · 02-20-2004, 02:05 AM

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Sorry about that Muffin. I didn't read everything you were writing there. The topic just seemed to be filling up rather fast with discussion over this.

**ericjwm** · 02-20-2004, 02:05 AM

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Sorry about that Muffin. I didn't read everything you were writing there. The topic just seemed to be filling up rather fast with discussion over this.

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