Citi Field in anticipation of that night's Subway Series game between the Mets and the Yankees. During the 2019 season, Baseball Tonight went on-location for the defending World Series champions Boston Red Sox Home Opener, along with going to London, England for the New York Yankees vs the Boston Red Sox. Personalities Featured segments Baseball Tonight is split into a number of segments, each of which focuses on a particular aspect of baseball. These segments include: 3 up, 3 down: 3 players/teams each that are either on the uprise or downside of their seasons or careers (in the case of players). Analysis: a more in-depth look at baseball topics, players, and upcoming games. Best Seat in the House: Airs during live editions of Baseball Tonight before Sunday Night Baseball, John Kruk takes a tour on a ballpark and seeks for what he thinks is the best seat in the ballpark. Chatter Up: This segment is new for the 2007 season, in which fans get to submit their thoughts on certain subjects via ESPN.com and then they are shown at the bottom of the screen and discussed on the show. Cutting The Wedge: an in-depth analysis of a play or situation by former manager and studio analyst Eric Wedge Diamond Cuts: Airs on the Sunday edition, a montage of the week's best plays set to music. Extra Bases: a more in-depth look at a particular game after the highlights have aired. Going, Going, Gone: the day's longest home runs. (Usually one of the last segments of the day.) Highlights: the most important happenings from the days' Major League Baseball, occasionally also featuring other baseball competitions such as the World Baseball Classic, the College World Series, Minor League Baseball, or the Little League World Series. Virtually every MLB game is shown at least once, more if there are in-progress highlights to report on. Inside Pitch: This segment usually features Buster Olney, or another reporter, giving his insight on the latest news and rumors from around baseball. Leading Off: usually the first segment of the show, giving the day's most significant baseball news, for example, trades, injury updates and hirings and firings of managers. The Week with Tim "Quirkjian": Tim Kurkjian gives unusual stats from the world of baseball. The segment is a play on the analyst's name. Most Important Thing: Analysts' comments on the most important story from the day's happenings in