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Matt Young

DirecTV's MLB Coverage

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I wasn't sure whether to post this in this forum or Movies/TV/DVD, but I decided that a response would be more likely here.

 

I turned on the TV today and flipped to what I thought was Fox Sports/FSN West, looking for a Dodgers or Angels game. I instead witnessed a pretty good game between the Texas Rangers and Seattle Mariners. The feed cut out after the game, though, and went to black. I noticed that this channel was FSN Northwest.

 

I flipped through the FSN networks and saw a White Sox/Twins game on FSN North. I pressed "enter" and the game was on! Now I'm watching my beloved White Sox for the first time this year, something which will likely be a rare occurence out here in California.

 

My question is this- Normally, I only get channels 652-653 when it comes to Fox Sports. Those are the West/California channels. I have no special sports pack... Does everyone get all the baseball games now? If so, is it only this week, ending tomorrow? I never got any mail on it, whether it be regular, e-mail, or DirecTV viewer mail, and DirecTV.com says nothing.

 

If this ends tomorrow, I'm going to be pissed that I didn't discover it til today.

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Guest Salacious Crumb

Like $150-$200.

 

I've been loving XM's radio coverage of all the games. Plus a 24/7 station devoted to nothing but baseball talk.

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Anybody know how much it costs? I might get it.

Can probably pick it up now for around $140.

 

Free preview ends after tomorrow.

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All through the 750-760 range you'll find all the games on special PPV channels in a row, so you don't have to go searching for the regional channels. They do the free preview I think twice a year, once now, and once around the All-Star break when the price goes down by half.

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I'm thinking it'd be worth it to see the Sox and Cubs, but I can't afford it right now after the cost of my WrestleMania 21 ticket. If I can't get the package within a month or so, I'll probably get it in July at the All-Star break. However, I doubt that my White Sox (4-1, best in AL!) will still be in first place at that time. The Cubs may have a shot.

 

I just wish there was a deal where I could pay to see all the teams I like from every sport (basically the flags in the sig, sans the Dodgers whose games I get for free) and save by not paying for all those games from every team. Surely, I'd love to check out other out of market teams, but I can't afford separate packages for the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NCAA, nor would I have time to get my money's worth.

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