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We've finally got a professionally employed English caster. GOMTV is currently running the GOMTV Star Invitational, with sixteen of the best or most influential Starcraft players. On top of that, they are broadcasting a separate ENGLISH stream online with the hopes of capitalizing on the foreign market. Tasteless (the commentator who has done Blizzcon, WWI, and WCG) will be doing solo commentary for the entire tournament, and is in the talks to begin commentating on further tournaments.
I'm posting this hear because GOM is gauging their future actions based on the response and traffic that this project generates from foreign sources. I know some people enjoy casually watching Starcraft, and this is fairly easy way to watch professional games with english commentary.
You can watch the recorded games here: http://gsi.gomtv.com/vod/
When the live games are up, you can watch by clicking the VIEW LIVE link here: http://gsi.gomtv.com/
To see the schedule for the game, you can refer to TeamLiquid's Calendar: http://teamliquid.net/calendar/month_details.php?calendar_year=2008&calendar_month=2#day_19
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I agree with you that starcraft is a fluke and I honestly don't expect the sequel to be as amazingly awesome, but I do look forward to playing the sequel as something new. The competitive scene isn't going abandon the original game as soon as SC2 comes out, will it? I think that's one of the biggest problems with esports: the games change so damn often.
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