2006 Baseball on FTA Guide

[CapeFish]

Atlanta Braves: None known (70 games on WTBS, 23 on FSN South, 54 on Turner South)
Florida Marlins: None known (150 games on FSN Florida/Sun Sports)
New York Mets: WNGS (25 games on WPIX, 125 on SNY)
Philadelphia Phillies: None known (43 on WPSG, 1 on KYW, 102 on CSN Philadelphia, 8 on CN8)
Washington Nationals: None known (154 on MASN with 32 simulcasted on WDCA)
Chicago Cubs: None known (72 on WGN, 64 on CSN Chicago, 8 on WCIU, 8 on CSN+)
Cincinnati Reds: None known (114 on FSN Ohio)
Houston Astros*: KYPX/KWBF (25 games on KNWS, 130 on FSN Houston)
Milwaukee Brewers: None known (125 on FSN North, 13 on WYTU-LP)
Pittsburgh Pirates: None known (118 on FSN Pittsburgh)
St. Louis Cardinals*: KPBI or KFDF/KYPX or KWBF/KWBM? (41 on KPLR, 110 on FSN Midwest)
Arizona Diamondbacks: None known (75 on KTVK, 70 on FSN Arizona)
Colorado Rockies: KTVD is encrypted (24 on KTVD, 126 on FSN Rocky Mountain)
Los Angeles Dodgers: None known (49 on KCAL, 100 on FSN Prime Ticket)
San Diego Padres: None known (143 on Ch. 4 San Deigo w/ Fri. & Sat. games on KBOP-CA)
San Francisco Giants: None known (44 on KTVU, 100 on FSN Bay Area, 6 on FSN+)
Baltimore Orioles: None known (25 on WJZ, 40 on WNUV, 88 on CSN Mid-Atlantic)
Boston Red Sox: None known (150 on NESN)
New York Yankees: WNGS (20 on WWOR, 123 on YES)
Tampa Bay Devil Rays*: WBIF? (67 on WXPX, 75 on FSN Florida)
Toronto Blue Jays: None known (122 on Rogers SportsNet, 23 on TSN)
Chicago White Sox: None known (29 on WGN, 25 on WCIU, 99 on CSN Chicago)
Cleveland Indians: WNGS (20 on WKYC, 130 on STO)
Detroit Tigers: None known (15 on WDWB, 112 on FSN Detroit)
Kansas City Royals: KYPX or KWBF/KWBM/KFDF or KPBI or KWFT (100 on RSTN with 14 simulcast on KMCI)
Minnesota Twins: None known (26 on WFTC, 113 on FSN North)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: None known (50 on KCOP, 100 on FSN West)
Oakland Athletics: None known (44 on KICU, 69 on FSN Bay Area, 8 on FSN+)
Seattle Mariners*: None known (33 on KSTW, 107 on FSN Northwest)
Texas Rangers*: KWBF (10 on KDFW, 65 on KDFI, 80 on FSN southwest)

*These teams' OTA TV Networks offer backhaul feeds usually on C-Band.

 

[cblehm]

I'm new to the discussion of FTA. Does this mean that I could see many of the Houston Astros games without having to buy into the MLB extra innings if I'm out of market? If so, what equipment would I need to buy if I've already got Dish Network? Thanks for the help.

 

[PSB]

For FTA channels you need at least a 30" dish. A linear KU LNBF and a DVB FTA receiver.

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[CapeFish]

I'm new to the discussion of FTA. Does this mean that I could see many of the Houston Astros games without having to buy into the MLB extra innings if I'm out of market? If so, what equipment would I need to buy if I've already got Dish Network? Thanks for the help.

You would see any Astros games that air on the Astros TV Network/KNWS that are carried by KYPX or KWBF out of Little Rock, Arkansas. If the people in Little Rock see the game on KYPX or KWBF, then you can watch using FTA if you have the correct equipment.

Check local listings for KWBF and KYPX to see which games and teams are on which channel when.

I myself have Dish Network and am looking to add-on a FTA system this summer. This listing of baseball feeds should help newbies like us.

For the remaining FSN Houston games, you would need MLB.tv or MLB Extra Innings from Dish Network to watch the Astros out of market.