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Thanks Krell for the suggestions

I have 3 radios on my account. A portable Sirius unit I have had for 4 years in my truck. My daughter has Sirius built into her VW and my wife has XM built in to her Chevy. We live in Charleston, SC if that matters due to satellite location. My reception and my daughter's hardly ever goes out...

In my vehicle I have the Sirius sportster 5 and for the most part the reception is excellent only droping signals in tunnels and under overpasses. My wife just purchased a Chevy Traverse with XM built in. It seems that the signals is frequently dropping, sometimes every 10 seconds or so on some...

I have Sirius with best of XM on a portable unit in a work vehicle. I am about to get a new work vehicle that has XM built in. Is it a simple process of calling up and deactivating the Sirius unit and transferring my subcription to XM? Thanks

"They can always replay shows that were broadcast earlier or do classic games" While I would rather have MLB currnet games I would say a replay of some classic games while on a long drive would be better than the talk.

Don't believe they do, never heard a game on MLB home plate, only talk. Its no big deal not trying to keep a thread going forever. Its just frustrating, this so called merger was to benefit all the sat radio subscibers and what did we get? Higher prices, no free internet streaming anymore...

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Thanks for the answers, only focusing on baseball because it is right around the corner thats all. Justs seems like a funny merger to me, everything is still seperate with "agreements" allowing one or the other to carry portions of the others programming.

Who is actually to blame for no MLB on Sirius? Is it MLB for wanting more money or is it Sirius XM for still running the merged company like two seperate units?