Baseball's past and robot umps share HitFlix's catch-up shelf
With no new uploads, the baseball clips channel added about 106,000 views across its existing collection.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The Entire History Of The MLB..
"The Entire History Of The MLB.." offers the broadest catch-up on HitFlix's shelf, and it is also the video drawing the most daily views right now. Posted nearly four months ago, the history compilation continues to attract more viewing than the channel's more recent look at changes in baseball.
That newer upload, "100 New Things Coming To MLB," has a wonderfully crowded agenda. Its description ranges from robot umpires and rare baseball cards to stadium design, contracts, jerseys and rule changes. It is a roundup of developments rather than a single announcement, putting the sport's on-field adjustments alongside its collectibles and spectacle.
HitFlix posted nothing new this week, leaving those two videos and "Insane MLB Moments You Missed..." as its most active viewing destinations. The latter offers a collection of baseball moments rather than the sweeping timeline or future-facing roundup of the other two.
Subscribers held steady, while today's channel views are less than half the usual daily level. Among nearby American sports channels, Ev Hand had a much larger week for views and added subscribers; On the bench had a quieter week. For HitFlix, the useful contrast is within its own collection: baseball history, proposed changes and highlight compilations all have something to offer during the upload break.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on HitFlix right now
- Channel
- HitFlix
- Subscribers
- 152,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 106,007
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is HitFlix's week in views and subscribers.
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