A post game show would be good… but I would really like to see “thoughtful columns.” That is, observations about the game, callups, etc. I appreciate your observations. And feel free to take days off. You need to stay fresh too!

Evan, I would like to see thoughtful comments the next morning on games you watch on TV. You see things we don’t, and the local paper just doesn’t offer much insight anymore. They are now written more like wireservice stories, rather than nuggets from someone who knows the players and the team. That’s why I enjoy reading your articles, and am glad they are here.

All of the above: Depot Live Blog; Post Game and A.M. Thoughtful comments.
Understand the need for a day off, but can you have a relief blogger scheduled for that day? For an interactive experience, there needs to be a chance to interact in real time. Or, at least open a thread for each game so that you can collect comments/questions to consider for your a.m. missive.
As to weekends, it looks like Lonestar still has plenty of traffic for weekend games. Maybe the heavy day game schedule early in the year has depressed. If you’re watching a game on TV, share with us. Assume DMN does OK on the Mavs budget cut blogs from the couch.
We wouldn’t be asking for so much if we didn’t respect your input–or if we had other options that were as good.
Even if you’re not there, you have a frame of reference and knowledge base from being there most of the time, that most of us don’t have.
This has become my go-to Rangers source, but it needs, in my opinion, a chance for game interactivity or at least, communication.

I would love to see the depot and post game show for road games you don’t attend. Even though we all are watching the same thing on TV – I think you can provide a unique perspective on the game… Would have loved to hear your in game thoughts yesterday. Also would love to see a in depth game column the next day, as another commenter said – the newspaper just doesn’t cut it anymore…

Take a day off when ever you want.

What Terry said.

I want to know your thoughts, even if you aren’t at the game. Feel free to take a night off here and there, but get Mike or the Sturminator to fill in for you. The live-blogging is greatness, but if you can’t do that, at least give us your postgame thoughts that night or in the morning.

For me, this blog has become my DMN replacement. If this blog and Newberg both take the same night off, I get the Ranger shakes.

You could never let us down, Evan! Your insight is what we crave. Anything you do is greatly appreciated, but I really would like a recap and your thoughts. And you do need some time off. I’m planning on being at the meet-and-greet. Thanks for everything
!

Pappadeaux event sounds sweet.

Evan, you guys obviously are trying to do something new, and there is a transition taking place in how sports journalism is done. My question for you is how has the response been so far? Has it been bigger than you expected, or maybe you’re patiently waiting for the fan base to build, or even increasing your Prozac dosage? I hope I speak for a lot of people who enjoy visiting this site multiple times per day to catch up on the Rangers and that we’d like a comment or two from you on how the whole idea is working out.

If you were at Pappadeaux just west of downtown Ft Worth, I could make it. But I work around there and usually don’t leave until about six, so the Oak Lawn location might be tough. But I understand that it is D Magazine who employs you and most of your readership is probably in the Dallas area.

Regarding the games you do not attend, I think at the very least, it would be nice to have a game specific blog post. If anything, for the loyal readers here to post their thoughts on the on-goings of the game.

So I guess like a live blog, just without the live blogging. Ha! The fans will take care of that. ~in-game discussion~

As for the event on the 11th, I’ll try to make it, but I can’t promise anything just yet.

I’d love to have a “thoughtful column” even if you do not attend the game. I live in Austin, and with some changes in my cable lineup, unless I increase my cable package I won’t see any of the games this year, so you’re analysis is huge for me. And mlb.tv isn’t an option bc for some reason Rangers games are blacked out here (as if going to the game is an option).

Evan-
I must admit to mixed feelings about building your traffic.
Obviously, you have to do it to be a commercial success and, probably, for the blog to survive. So be it.
However, it has a nice, neighborhood feel now. I fear that with big numbers will come the riff raff that make some of the other blogs less enjoyable–the “look at me” sophomoric “wits” and the knee jerk, naive, self appointed “baseball experts”.
I guess I’ll just enjoy it while I can.
Good luck.

I’d attend.