Condensed Game: BAL@DET - 4/17/18

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MLB, please bring back the longer, no-commentary condensed games. I enjoy that method MUCH more than this new way that was begun this year. The new ones just don't have as much footage for me to know what's actually happening or what the feel of the game really was, and the lack of commentary was a huge strong-point for me. I think the old method is far superior, more enjoyable to watch and look forward to each day. I'm not sure what the general feedback on this has been, but my 2 cents say that the old way is better both for enjoyment and in actually making the video a 'condensed game' rather than an 'extended recap.'