Does anybody know
by seton hall snake pit on Mar 31, 2008 11:37 AM EDT
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Printa knock off version of MLB.TV? I've been combing the internet for the last week or so and with a little elbow grease one can usually find at least free radio for professional games. I can't find anything. Has the MLB done that well of monopolizing the internet media. Can anyone help me?
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Not that...
I can in any way condone this kind of thing, obviously. So, to be certain I don't stumble across something like that by chance, I would be sure not to go to Google. Because once there, I might accidentally type in something like "p2p TV". And who knows what morally reprehensible and questionably legal search results that might bring up? :-)
That said, I imagine you would probably have more luck with widely-broadcast games, such as those on ESPN: I'm pretty sure today's game will not be shown on TV outside of Arizona and Cincinnati.
you are an upstanding citizen
I'm glad I know not to stray towards those terrible areas of free speech. This internet thing is a monster
Baseball season, when everything becomes right in the world.
by seton hall snake pit on Mar 31, 2008 12:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Gameday Audio
is only $15 for the entire season on MLB.com. Seriously, that is extremely cheap to get audio feeds for every game.
Also, Direct TV is showing a free preview of Extra Innings this week if you have access to that ---
Yeah
Or MLB.TV is only $19ish a month, it's pretty neat and now has 1.2mb streaming.
Urrr I don't work for MLB...
As an aside, how do people watch D-Backs games? normal TV, recorded TV, radio, internet live, internet archived etc etc
I try and stream what I can and always watch channel 5 baseball on a Sunday whatever the game.
I've "not" found a decent foreign site
it "doesn't" have most MLB games. It "won't" work swimmingly. It's "not" a hacked version of MLB.tv. I "can't" tell you what it is if you ask.
Baseball season, when everything becomes right in the world.
by seton hall snake pit on Apr 4, 2008 12:30 PM EDT up reply actions
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