MLB Extra Innings is a great deal if you just compare it to Sunday Ticket. Just figure it by the number of games you get for the price. You get about 10 games every day, seven days a week for 6 solid months.
I think I am paying $44.95 for four months for the full MLB season. It isn't like Sunday Ticket where you know that you will get every single game. Typically, there are two or three games every day that for whatever reason aren't on MLB Extra Innings. Of course, in my area, the Rangers games have to be viewed on my local channel, so those are always blacked out. Then there is the Atlanta Braves who are always on TBS, so they are rarely on MLB EI. Occassionally I can get the Atlanta broadcast of the Braves games on TBS and the opponent's broadcast on MLB EI.
The trick is being a baseball fan. Even with money on the game, I still find it extremely boring. To tell the truth, I find it just as interesting to watch the games on CBS Sportsline, especially when I've got several bets going at once.
Later,
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