i have access to an un-blacked out mlb.tv account and it's pretty much the best thing ever. i imagine most people would pay a decent amount for the ability to watch home team games and saturday afternoon games that are blacked out by fox.
CharlatanSin wrote:First, a little rant regarding real baseball: I'm planning on giving up cable, but New Haven apparently counts as NYC's media market, so the Yankees are blacked out on the MLB TV online streaming dealie.
Where I went to school in mid-PA we got the : Nationals, Pirates, O's but no Phillies so I bought MLB.TV and the Phillies were blacked out
Lame. I'd also have the Mets and Red Sox blacked out if I were to buy the package, which of course I won't, since I actually like to watch baseball games. With people, especially young folks, cutting out cable left and right, it seems like a really dumb move on MLB's part to keep these archaic blackout rules. I can't speak for everyone, but I'd gladly pay somewhat more than MLB.tv's current price if there were no regular season blackouts, even if playoffs still weren't included.
why did Axford come into the game for Milwaukee just to get 1 out? there was no runner on, and it wasn't a save situation since Milwaukee was trailing 2-0.
- T. Dillard relieved T. Saito - M. Diaz hit for J. Veras - M. Diaz grounded out to shortstop - J. Tabata popped out to shallow right - J. Axford relieved T. Dillard - J. Harrison flied out to center
SpecialFNK wrote:why did Axford come into the game for Milwaukee just to get 1 out? there was no runner on, and it wasn't a save situation since Milwaukee was trailing 2-0.
- T. Dillard relieved T. Saito - M. Diaz hit for J. Veras - M. Diaz grounded out to shortstop - J. Tabata popped out to shallow right - J. Axford relieved T. Dillard - J. Harrison flied out to center
only reason I can think of is he hasn't pitched since the 20th...and thats not a good reason
Why are they giving me Little League updates during a nationally televised Major League game?
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