I thought FOX Sports was still using an alternate theme for their MLB 
coverage (it shares some melodic elements with the primary theme, but was a 
bit more upbeat and less 'marchy')...?

On Saturday, February 1, 2014 3:25:01 PM UTC-5, Joe Hass wrote:
>
> How David Hill, while standing in an amusement park ride, set off a chain 
> of events that led to the NFL on Fox (now all Fox Sports) Theme.
>
>
> http://deadspin.com/batman-on-steroids-how-the-nfl-on-fox-theme-song-was-b-1481367234
>
> In the article they compared that with "Heavy Action", to which I 
> commented that the set ups of both were reminiscent of another sports 
> theme, which was then labeled #1 in a totally arbitrary and in-no-way 
> scientific ranking. 
>
> http://deadspin.com/sports-tv-theme-songs-ranked-1513422715
>
> Sidebar: a friend of mine was having a football wagering problem (both 
> excessive and lousy) in the mid 90s. If you remember, they would show the 
> out-of-town scores on an occasional ticker, cued with a higher-pitched, 
> single-piano, first-six-notes version. He told me that it had gotten so bad 
> that, whenever he heard those six notes, he'd uncontrollably flinch and get 
> nauseated. He's better now.
>  

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