MLB.TV = Garbage
Customer service is amongst the worst and the image quality (on a high perforamance machine with cable modem) is questionable at best.
I prefer MLB extra innings by a landslide via dig cable/dish. If given an ulitmatum b/w MLB.TV and nothing I would choose the service. However, I couldn't seriously recommend the web feed to anyone with a television option.
Customer service is amongst the worst and the image quality (on a high perforamance machine with cable modem) is questionable at best.
I prefer MLB extra innings by a landslide via dig cable/dish. If given an ulitmatum b/w MLB.TV and nothing I would choose the service. However, I couldn't seriously recommend the web feed to anyone with a television option.
Saw at another site, and won't mention it, that they are giving away free audio of mlb with the purchase of a trial of Sports Illustrated, and if you cancel you still get the free audio.
Again, it's from another site, but I won't say where. Don't want the mods going off, and if they want to, they should go off on those chicks from the picture in bj blitz.
Again, it's from another site, but I won't say where. Don't want the mods going off, and if they want to, they should go off on those chicks from the picture in bj blitz.
I subscribe to it...you can choose from almost any games. I'm in Canada so I don't get the Jays or Expos due to blackout restrictions. The quality is not great for all games, but I still think it is worth having. I also like the option of watching any previously played game. I have watched some of last years playoffs over again.
I got it by signing up for MSN. The quality is quite good, but the screen size is awfully small so not the easiest thing to watch, sometimes you catch yourself needing to watch the replay to get a better look. TV is surely much better, but if you sign up with MSN it is free for 3 months and then only $10 after that so it might cost $40 for the whole season if I stay with it. Not bad for the money, but just don't expect crystal clear pictures and all.
