mlb.com games on internet???

Liquidhippo · Post by **Liquidhippo** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:00 am

Originally posted by King of Queens:

quote:Originally posted by homer:

I once again signed up for MLB.TV Premium.I love it. For simple fact that they archive every game, so you can go back and watch any game you want. This is a good point that I had forgotten about. I think the best plan of action is to sign up for just one month and see if the service has improved.

Great thread! [/QUOTE]Please note though that you have to wait 90 days to watch games in the blackout areas.

Liquidhippo · Post by **Liquidhippo** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:04 am

Originally posted by Wax_Poetic:

I purchased the premium package this year which offers superior quality video and the "mosaic" feature where you can watch up to 6 games at a time. It was $120 for the whole year. In my mind, the best route would probably pay month-to-month since it's the same price per month ($20).

You don't get a discount for buying the whole year up front.

So far, the premium broadcasts are excellent, but we'll see once things start to heat up on Monday.

-Andy Park Wax - have you actually gotten the mosaic feature to work? I tried it last year on two different machines(both high end with high speed connections(cable modem and a T1 line)). No dice.

[ March 27, 2008, 04:05 PM: Message edited by: Liquidhippo ]

Wax_Poetic · Post by **Wax_Poetic** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:32 pm

Liquid,

The mlb.com website said the mosaic feature will be available starting Monday. So we'll see how that goes. Hopefully if enough people complained the previous couple of years, they'll make this work.

Jesse Homer · Post by **Jesse Homer** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:18 pm

Originally posted by Liquidhippo:

quote:Originally posted by King of Queens:

quote:Originally posted by homer:

I once again signed up for MLB.TV Premium.I love it. For simple fact that they archive every game, so you can go back and watch any game you want. This is a good point that I had forgotten about. I think the best plan of action is to sign up for just one month and see if the service has improved.

Great thread! [/QUOTE]Please note though that you have to wait 90 days to watch games in the blackout areas. [/QUOTE]Is this new? Because you didn't have to wait last year. You just couldn't watch it live.

sportsbettingman · Post by **sportsbettingman** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:31 pm

PM me if you don't have the MLB internet nor cable package, and you still want to possibly see some extra games on your computer for free.

A friend of mine knows a guy.

~Lance

[ March 28, 2008, 12:32 AM: Message edited by: sportsbettingman ]

Liquidhippo · Post by **Liquidhippo** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:52 pm

Originally posted by homer:

quote:Originally posted by Liquidhippo:

quote:Originally posted by King of Queens:

quote:Originally posted by homer:

I once again signed up for MLB.TV Premium.I love it. For simple fact that they archive every game, so you can go back and watch any game you want. This is a good point that I had forgotten about. I think the best plan of action is to sign up for just one month and see if the service has improved.

Great thread! [/QUOTE]Please note though that you have to wait 90 days to watch games in the blackout areas. [/QUOTE]Is this new? Because you didn't have to wait last year. You just couldn't watch it live. [/QUOTE]Nope, been that way from the beginning and every year, including last year. Reds, Pirates, and Indians have always been blocked 90 days out for me....every year.

Jesse Homer · Post by **Jesse Homer** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:31 pm

Iam glad that doesn't affect me. By the time I get home every night the Twins game is ready to go.

King of Queens · Post by **King of Queens** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 12:15 pm

Update: I'm watching the Mariners/Rangers game right now. The interface is MUCH improved over last year. In about 30 minute of watching so far, no bugs yet.

As previously mentioned, the MLB.COM ad between innings does suck mightily.