MASN Set to Televise Next Two Strasburg Triple-A Games
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May 17, 2010 4:00 pm
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MASN has announced plans to televise Stephen Strasburg’s next two expected starts at Triple-A Syracuse. The Nationals prospect will take on the Rochester Red Wings on Wednesday, May 19th and the Toledo Mud Hens on May 24th.
On Wednesday, the game will air on tape delay at 10:30 p.m. following Nats Xtra.
On Monday, the game will be televised live at 7 p.m. Both games will appear on MASN.
In his last outing, the heralded prospect tossed six scoreless, hitless innings and earned the win. …MASN has announced plans to televise Stephen Strasburg’s next two expected starts at Triple-A Syracuse. The Nationals prospect will take on the Rochester Red Wings on Wednesday, May 19th and the Toledo Mud Hens on May 24th.
On Wednesday, the game will air on tape delay at 10:30 p.m. following Nats Xtra.
On Monday, the game will be televised live at 7 p.m. Both games will appear on MASN.
In his last outing, the heralded prospect tossed six scoreless, hitless innings and earned the win. Strasburg is 2-0 for Syracuse with a 0.00 ERA and 13 strike outs.
With every available Nationals game live and in high definition, an All Star talent team and Nats Xtra before and after every game, MASN provides maximum access to the Washington Nationals. MASNsports.com offers extensive online coverage of the team with Jim Riggleman, Adam Dunn and Mike Rizzo blogs, a dedicated beat writer, Ben Goessling, talent blogs featuring Phil Wood, Byron Kerr, Debbi Taylor, Rob Dibble, Bob Carpenter, Johnny Holliday and Ray Knight, a Nationals Buzz blog, up to the minute video clips in MASN’s Media Lounge, series previews, live in-game statistics, online chats and more. MASN is currently carried on 23 cable and satellite providers throughout a seven-state region.
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