Home› Sports Talk

I finally bought MLB TV

iamthegreatcornholioiamthegreatcornholio Posts: 3,366
in Sports Talk
I'm pretty cheap when it comes to this kind of stuff, but I bought a subscription to MLB TV today. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone with fast internet access, but I don't know how the quality of the streaming video would be if you have slow internet access. I think you can even watch old baseball games that are archived.

Brian

Comments

  • IJustLoveCardsIJustLoveCards Posts: 1,345
    what was the cost?
    The Link below will take you to the PSA Boards 1952 Set Build, I also have made 5 slideshows each slideshow is 100 cards long, card numbers 1-99,100-199,200-299,300-399, and 400-407
    Link To Scanned 1952 Topps Cards Set is now 90% Complete Plus Slideshows of the 52 Set
  • Gemmy10Gemmy10 Posts: 2,990 ✭

    I finally bought a Color TV. That old Black and White one was so old fashioned.
  • kuhlmannkuhlmann Posts: 3,326 ✭✭
    comcast mlb tv package much better. then mlb tv. cost about 70$ more but well worth it.
  • iamthegreatcornholioiamthegreatcornholio Posts: 3,366


    << <i>what was the cost? >>



    I paid $15 for one month to try it out, and I believe it's $80 for the whole season.

    kuhlmann, but you can't watch your comcast tv package at work image

    Brian
  • KOBEcollectorKOBEcollector Posts: 3,873 ✭✭
    work ? what the heck is that ? lol
  • megatronmegatron Posts: 955


    << <i>I'm pretty cheap when it comes to this kind of stuff, but I bought a subscription to MLB TV today. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone with fast internet access, but I don't know how the quality of the streaming video would be if you have slow internet access. I think you can even watch old baseball games that are archived.

    Brian >>



    That is great. MLB Extra Innings has been running a free trial this week on satellite and cable providers and it is great to hear the likes of Vin Scully and other famous broadcasters. But when it came to MLB Extra Innings or MLB TV, I decided against it since I already have 2 baseball teams in town and ESPN does a great job of showing games on Wednesday evenings. Add in the Braves on TBS, and I think I'm set in regards to baseball. Oh, and if I miss anything, there is always baseball tonight.
    image

    Remember these Chuck Norris Facts

    1. When Chuck Norris does a pushup, he isn't lifting himself up, he's pushing the Earth down
    2. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, Chuck Norris can actually roundhouse kick you yesterday
    3. There are no such things as lesbians, just women who have not yet met Chuck Norris
  • iamthegreatcornholioiamthegreatcornholio Posts: 3,366
    I strongly recommend this. Paid $80 for this season and that included preseason and postseason. They also claim you will be able to now watch multiple games on your computer this season - yay baseball at work image
  • fiveninerfiveniner Posts: 4,111 ✭✭✭
    Kuhlman,I agree had Comcast package last year,Great Package and much more relaxing.Will subscribe agian this year.
    Tony(AN ANGEL WATCHES OVER ME)
  • SusquehannaSusquehanna Posts: 97
    I subscribed last year. It is a great service if you live outside of your favorite team's market. The quality was fairly good, for what it is.

    Nick
  • halosfanhalosfan Posts: 2,634 ✭✭✭✭


    << <i>

    << <i>what was the cost? >>



    I paid $15 for one month to try it out, and I believe it's $80 for the whole season.

    kuhlmann, but you can't watch your comcast tv package at work image

    Brian >>



    With Slingbox you can ... http://www.slingmedia.com/
    Looking for a Glen Rice Inkredible and Alex Rodriguez cards
  • AxtellAxtell Posts: 10,037 ✭✭
    Or you can have XM Radio an they broadcast every MLB game too at no additional charge.

  • iamthegreatcornholioiamthegreatcornholio Posts: 3,366


    << <i>Or you can have XM Radio an they broadcast every MLB game too at no additional charge. >>



    I didn't know that - cool.



    << <i>With Slingbox you can ... http://www.slingmedia.com/ >>



    I've seen that thing before - it is neat. If you don't mind leaving your home computer on, you can do the same thing with just a regular $50-$100ish TV tuner. Just plug cable TV into your computer via a TV tuner, leave your computer on and connected to the internet, and then remotely access your computer using another computer over the internet.
Sign In or Register to comment.