[washingtonismoney]

garvin, not sure those numbers are the best measure. For one, they\'re just the ABC numbers: Univision also broadcast the game, and (presumably) some people watched it. For two, it ignores the fact that large numbers of people congregated to watch it. There were at least four house parties (as far as I could tell walking to get a pre-game slice of pizza) in my neighborhood for the game, and 15,000 people gathered at AT&T park to watch the game. So I think those numbers are both impressive (it beat some NBA Finals games) and underestimated.

[washingtonismoney]

garvin, not sure those numbers are the best measure. For one, they\'re just the ABC numbers: Univision also broadcast the game, and (presumably) some people watched it. For two, it ignores the fact that large numbers of people congregated to watch it. There were at least four house parties (as far as I could tell walking to get a pre-game slice of pizza) in my neighborhood for the game, and 15,000 people gathered at AT&T park to watch the game. So I think those numbers are both impressive (it beat some NBA Finals games) and underestimated.