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Yea, "Friday Night Baseball" means further fragmentation of where the games appear. I get that the leagues are paid by each of the companies broadcasting, but
by LanceH 5y ago
Yea, "Friday Night Baseball" means further fragmentation of where the games appear. I get that the leagues are paid by each of the companies broadcasting, but at some point they are making it more difficult for people to become fans for the future.
College sports are even worse a lot of times. You have them on ESPN, the networks for some games, then a conference channel, then possibly a separate conference streaming service. I just don't subscribe to any of those now, while I could afford to subscribe to all of them. I'm just done with these shenanigans.
- owlninja 5y agoYep in here in North Texas we had Fox Sports Southwest to watch all Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, and Texas Rangers (NBA, NHL, MLB). But now they are on Bally's which had some sort of dispute so they are no longer on Hulu/YouTubeTv. To make it all worse now Bally's is going to come out with their own application next year that you will need to subscribe to. I love basketball and we currently have Luka Doncic but I have just given up.
- LanceH 5y ago> but I have just given up Same, and this means my kids have never watched.