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As a TMobile customer, I've been getting MLB.TV free for years, but sadly due to the MLB it's basically been worthless because of black out rules. The Cubs hav
by Larrikin 5y ago
As a TMobile customer, I've been getting MLB.TV free for years, but sadly due to the MLB it's basically been worthless because of black out rules.
The Cubs have hated their fans since winning the world series and the majority of their games are now only available on an extremely regional cable network instead of the over the air WGN. I have no intention of ever getting cable and annoyingly signing into my parents account also doesn't work due to the station being regional. I suspect the MLB is losing out on huge numbers of younger fans like me who stream only, would like to watch games, but literally only watch a couple games a year in person because it's such a hassle to try and watch at home.
This is only an exciting development if the games aren't subject to black out rules, which I doubt.
- reaperducer 5y agoThe Cubs have hated their fans since winning the world series and the majority of their games are now only available on an extremely regional cable network instead of the over the air WGN. The frustration of finding the Cubs on TV is what drove me back to radio. If I'm lucky, I can catch the game on a powerful AM station at night when it's out of town. If not, the game is on Sirius, to which I already subscribe.