MLB.com has some videos introducing O’Hara and Wagner to the world. Check it out here. Gut reaction: O’Hara seems funny and — critically MBT Tunisha Shoes,— doesn’t come off as smug or anything, which is totally key for this kind of project. We’re going to see a ton of him and we’ll have to like him or else none of the bells and whistles will matter. I like that he seems to have lied directly to Mitch Williams’ face about having read his autobiography. This shows both good sense (never give it up to Mitch Williams) and taste (never read Mitch Williams’ autobiography). As long as he stays away from those Adam Sandler and Christopher Walken impressions when talking about baseball, I think I might like him. Which is saying something because I really don’t like anyone.
One bit of advice to MLB.com, though: I know you guys don’t like allowing people to share and embed your videos of game action, MBT Sapatu, but you really need to make an exception for Fan Cave stuff. If you want it to (as all the kids say) go viral, you’re going to want bloggers and social media mavens to be able to share and blog these things, especially if something funny or scandalous happens. Which, this basically being reality TV, will.
Overall: Execution makes or breaks these kinds of endeavors, but at the outset the FanCave thing sounds fun and promising and there are a lot of reality-style shows that can’t make that claim even before they air an episode. MBT Sapatu Shoes, I’ll be watching, at least at the outset. I’ll be curious to see if they can hook people.
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