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[patrickgpe]

anyone else with u-verse have the same issues with streaming FS WI?

[patrickgpe]

anyone else with u-verse have the same issues with streaming FS WI?

[pitchleague]

I made the move last night. Cancelled MLB Extra Innings with Directv and we're going to try the MLB.TV subscription. We've watched a little spring training action and it seems to be okay. I really should try to hard wire the connection rather than wi-fi just to make sure it's a good strong connection.

 

We figure we'll know within the first week of the regular season if we want to go back to the Extra Innings package or not. Who knows? Maybe I'll miss all those Menard's commercials and lawyer ads, LOL!!!

[Mass Haas]

I made the move last night. Cancelled MLB Extra Innings with Directv and we're going to try the MLB.TV subscription.

 

I get MLB.TV free with my Extra Innings subscription via Xfinity (Comcast).

[OldSchoolSnapper]

FWIW there are a ton of resources on bypassing blackout restrictions with VPNs and the like. Google and you'll find about a million.

[pitchleague]

I made the move last night. Cancelled MLB Extra Innings with Directv and we're going to try the MLB.TV subscription.

 

I get MLB.TV free with my Extra Innings subscription via Xfinity (Comcast).

 

 

I did, too, with Directv. But being free with my 20-game season ticket package (which I don't use--other family does), it made sense to ditch the $150 given to Directv and just watch for free, thanks to the Brewers.

[OldSchoolSnapper]

If you live in the Brewers viewing area and attend even a couple of games, it would almost make no sense to buy MLB.tv and not just get a 20 pack. I assume any such person is a pretty big Brewers fan and the cost differential would be minimal if not in the other direction just by selling off a couple prime weekend games/OD.