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I see that you can purchase audio on mlb.com. Is streaming video going to be available anywhere? I don't see it on mlb.com or espn.com.
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#2
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I assumed the playoffs would be on mlb.tv
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#3
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THROUGH THE END OF SEPTEMBER (Regular Season) Watch every Pennant Race game LIVE with (out-of-market games only; blackout and other restrictions apply) Listen to every game LIVE with MLB.com (no blackouts) OCTOBER (Postseason) Listen to every game LIVE with MLB.com (no blackouts) [/ QUOTE ] |
#4
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That is so rigged
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#5
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Let me list the ways in which this situation is [censored] retarted:
<ul type="square">[*]Games are at 1, 4, and 8 EDT so that pretty much anyone who has a job won't be able to watch 67% of the weekday division games. As if they wouldn't get more total viewers doubling up on the prime time games - one on ESPN, one on Fox.[*]The prime time games for the first four nights are Yankees/Yankees/Mets/Yankees. YEAH! No one in America is interested in any team that isn't from New York![*]I'm begging for someone to let me give them money in exchange for being able to watch the day games via the internet. Apparantly this option does not exist.[/list] Good job Baseball for ensuring that the fewest number of people possible will watch playoff games. |
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Looks like they are just blacked out in the US. I got around the FOX blackouts by using a non-US proxy. Not sure if that will work or not.
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