MLB fans livid at FS1 because they can’t hear announcers in Twins-Yankees game

The Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees are battling (well, the Yankees currently lead 7-0 and are running away with it) in Game 2 of their ALDS series in the Bronx but fans watching at home aren’t too pleased about a crucial part about watching a game – they can’t hear the announcers all that well over the crowd noise.

That’s not good thing when you’re trying to enjoy a big game from your couch, though maybe it’s making things easier for Twins fans.

It seems like the crowd mics are way up, which is making it very hard to hear Joe Davis and John Smoltz call the game.

Fans are justifiably upset:

Hey FS1, can you guys turn down the crowd microphones? We can’t hear the announcers over the crowd noise. Sincerely, the fans.

— James Reynolds (@ProShooterVA) October 5, 2019

@FS1
Can't hear the announcers of Yankees Twins game because of crowd noise. #crowdtooloud

— Dan Hofferber (@danhofferber) October 5, 2019

@FS1 #MINvsNYY #mlb @Yankees @MLBONFOX Lower the crowd noise!!! Can’t hear the announcers at all!!

— Bri (@NY57B) October 5, 2019

@MLBONFOX @fs1. Can you turn up the volume on your announcers, the fans in NY are drowning them out! #canthear

— Liz Corradi (@chocridge) October 5, 2019

@FS1 Just a quick question…is it just us, or is the background volume on your Baseball Playoffs broadcast way too high?
Can barely hear the announcers…even with the volume turned way up.

— Bill Schneider (@SchneiderSPHS) October 5, 2019

@FS1 can barely hear the announcers on the Yankee game… may want to check the audio settings

— Steve Baird (@SteveBa69614784) October 5, 2019

Let's see if @fs1 continues the Fox Sports tradition of drowning-out their announcers with crowd noise.

— Mark Loftus (@sparky6vi6) October 5, 2019

Hey @FS1 we can’t hear the announcers at the NYY game. Very faint behind the crowd noise.

— Ron Meissner (@TheRingmaster) October 5, 2019

@FS1 fix your mix. You can hardly hear the announcers because the audience sound is up so high.

— Nick Falcone (@NickFalcone1) October 5, 2019