Silly me set my dvr and didn't think to look at what was showing before bowling! I guess I'm going to start recording the program after bowling so I can watch this entire program!! lol

That only happens when the next event is also live, such as a NASCAR race, or MLS match where they can't delay the start for very long. The bowling isn't live, as far as I know, but I'm not sure. Either way, they showed the entire bowling event from start to finish, so it didn't matter that they didn't move it to another network. And if they do this, usually it's ESPNews that gets it, as ESPN2 usually has it's own programming on.

I don't see the big deal about this....when you set-up a recording, do you not look at the program on before it? Even if you set-up a series recording, would you not look a day or two before hand to see what is preceeding it since it is on a network that shows live sports? It seems like a no-brainer to do that and then adjust recording time accordingly. I don't see the need to b!#$h and complain about it week in and week out.

Quote from: CBB on April 06, 2015, 09:11:30 PM

All I want to say is why was Bowling not put on ESPN2 so We could have it on time? Like You guys say ESPN does it for the other Sports.

Kinda off this topic, but I want to add that I am enjoying watching the unconvential "pair" they are using. Whether it was done on purpose or it just happened this way due to the practice/play, each lane is playing much different. In every house, pair vary as you move, even just to the one next door. So opening up this variable adds to the match, I feel. You can see when each team gets lined up on the one lane and how they seem to struggle when they have to switch. I hope this is something they continue as the PBA League moves forward.