Thinking of switching to the latter this year to save a few bucks. I need one of them down here around DC and rarely watch anything other than the Yanks. No need to pay for games I won’t watch. Has anyone used MLB.TV for games on a consistent basis? How is the quality? Do you get two feeds for each game, with each teams announcers? Thanks…
It's HD Quality, with occasional, minor issues, just like any other streaming event. All and all it's well worth the price.
If your profile is accurate and you live in Montgomery County, MD, then they will black out games whenever the Yanks play the O's, just like they do for me here in Tampa when the Yanks play the Rays. They do however show the full broadcast (and a 30 minute recap) of the game the next day.
I do the single team (Yankees) and I think it's $87 for the season. Just over 50 cents per game isn't a bad deal.
And as ASJ mentioned, you can choose which audio or TV feed you want. About 6 hours after a game ends you can also re-watch and easily skip ahead innings.
Do it.
And because I dove head first into cord cutting, I also get them if they're on FOX via my HD antenna.
It belongs on a separate thread, but there are definitely some start-up costs to cord cutting if you want to do it right. $100 for a good HD antenna and you'll definitely need a fast Internet connection.
I didn't know this existed, thanks. Did the same thing.
I had the full package, but Comcast was overcharging. I(we) was supposed to have a settlement via Federal Court for $120 per year continuing into the future. But local Comcast was coy so I told them to go pound sand and signed up for MLB.TV.
Do it.
Not only can you watch a day later, but you can go back and watch any game at any time...even in the off season.
A month ago when I was missing baseball I went back to some Yankee games to re-watch some Sanchez HRs. All the games were still available for the whole season!
I m a San Francisco Giants fan since 62. Would appreciate if you can clear this up
I m a San Francisco Giants fan since 62. Would appreciate if you can clear this up
No. Extra innings package is more expensive to begin with than MLB.tv premium. Secondly, you can only choose the single team package from MLB.tv, not from a cable/sat provider.