Turn it off or keep watching

[Docwaukee]

I have tended to torture myself thru the entire game by watching the whole time.  My dad, who has been a fan since the inception of the franchise, will turn it off and do something else.

 

He misses the rare amazing comeback or even a good game, but I think overall, it's probably better just to move on.

 

What do you do?

[The Ghost of Bob Starr]

Wait to see if there's a mercy rule in this one.

[Tyler]

Unless you make money off watching, then just find something else to do.

[fan_since79]

I'm watching the end of the Wells Fargo golf tournament. J.B. Holmes is on the way to his first win in six years.

[RallyMo]

It's 9-2. My phone will provide notifications when runs are scored. If there's reason to get it back on, I can return to the game.

For now: I'll turn it the heck off.

[2002_halos_II]

Depends on the score/inning.

[Butcher'd]

For a game like today, I usually turn it the hell off. Not worth it

[Jason]

I'm watching the 2004 version of Spider-Man 2

[itsKnoppUitsme]

It's on in background while I take a nap

[Homebrewer]

Find something else to do, and check back once an hour or so.

Little chance of the offense waking from their daily slumber, since they scored in the 1st...that's their inning for the day.

[markb]

I leave it on in the background and do stuff on my laptop.  Baseball is funny and you never know what'll happen, plus I don't get any more wound up over games like this compared to any other loss.  

[Homebrewer]

It's on in background while I take a nap

Why not? That's what the Angels offense does.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

If it's a total blowout, I find something else to do.

 

If I happen to be at the game, I stay until the end. I don't go to that many games, and I may see something that I will only get one chance to see - a guy's first (or only) major league appearance, first major league hit, a spectacular play, etc.

Edited May 4, 2014 by Vegas Halo Fan

[arch stanton]

I like watching baseball so I watch baseball.

[The Dude]

On a lazy day like today with nothing else going on I'll keep watching with no expectations.

[Angel Oracle]

Any game involving that loser Jepsen, turn off!

[Chuck]

I turn it off and do something else or watch a movie. Except if a rookie comes in and I want to see them play, like I did with Morin last inning.

[Jay]

If it's a week night I'll turn it off. Sunday afternoon it's rare that I'm watching at all. So off I guess.

[Glen]

I was dropping my daughter off and intermittently checking the score. No more.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

It's on in background while I take a nap

 

I have done that, too. Check the score when I wake up in an hour and a half or so and see how it's going. Normally we're farther behind.

Edited May 4, 2014 by Vegas Halo Fan

[punkologist]

Vent on facebook and AW and get back to work (it's 9am Monday here haha)

[tomsred]

I turn it off and do something else or watch a movie. Except if a rookie comes in and I want to see them play, like I did with Morin last inning.

How do you know if someone interesting is coming in if you are watching a movie?  Does someone on the coaching staff phone or text you?

[Troll Daddy]

I like to watch baseball ... the score is irrelevant.

[AngelsAndRamsFan]

I like to watch baseball ... the score is irrelevant.

Lol

[Tank]

find something else to watch, but come back now and then to check the score.