MLB Extra Innings 2012 Now Available
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Well, I subscribe to a ton of of sports packages.. Other then that I'm not sure.
I also made them aware that I'll be purchasing Direct Kick with them whenever it is offered.. The MLS season starts in March so it has to be soon.
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Also, for those not aware go through retentions.. Cancel service, cancel service during initial prompt. 
I've had it before and it's probably the best out of market deal of all major sports. Even with a poor connection it works (obviously the faster the better PQ). This year, I'll try a proxy and see if I can bypass stupid Fox Saturday blackouts.
I just got off the phone with them, no luck, only offer was 5 bucks off each installment pymt. - big deal. I cancelled!
I may give MLB TV a try on my roku?
Btw, last year they discounted the price like $70 for me but not this time, oh well, didn't really get my money's worth anyways, so many games are now on espn, MLB ch., and my local rsn.
I may give MLB TV a try on my roku?
Btw, last year they discounted the price like $70 for me but not this time, oh well, didn't really get my money's worth anyways, so many games are now on espn, MLB ch., and my local rsn.
Any word on MLB.tv pricing? Was looking around this morning but couldn't find the info.. Perhaps I should look harder?
I just remember a price floating around at this time last year.. With MLS and MLB on my new Panasonic I'm tempted to put my D* service on hold for the summer and take that route(we have Fios service as well)...
I just remember a price floating around at this time last year.. With MLS and MLB on my new Panasonic I'm tempted to put my D* service on hold for the summer and take that route(we have Fios service as well)...
I love EI, but $209 is sure a lot to pay for it.
I guess that's still a great deal as compared to going to games. Just feels high as compared to MLB.TV
I'd rather have the games on my HDTV, as I always have a lot of windows open on my PC.
dfecarter, that wasn't a bad deal they offered you. $5 off per installment cuts the price by almost 15%.
I guess that's still a great deal as compared to going to games. Just feels high as compared to MLB.TV
I'd rather have the games on my HDTV, as I always have a lot of windows open on my PC.
dfecarter, that wasn't a bad deal they offered you. $5 off per installment cuts the price by almost 15%.
You can of the games in HD on your HDTV with MLB.TV using a streaming device such as a PS3 or Roku.
Not all devices are the same though with some having much better streaming and PQ capabilities than others. PS3 being the best of all of them for streaming MLB.TV
I don't own any of those devices. Last time I checked out the ROKU box, it supported only 720p and my set accepts only 1080i.
MLB.TV Devices | MLB.com: Subscriptions
You might want to invest in one of the devices on this page. You can probably get one of them that works for you for about the difference in price between MLB.TV and EI. You will basically be getting the device free because you were going to spend that on EI anyways and you can save some money on future seasons plus you will have a device that can stream other sports packages and things like Netflix.
You might want to invest in one of the devices on this page. You can probably get one of them that works for you for about the difference in price between MLB.TV and EI. You will basically be getting the device free because you were going to spend that on EI anyways and you can save some money on future seasons plus you will have a device that can stream other sports packages and things like Netflix.
That would suck. 250gb on computers can go very quickly, especially if you stream videos and live events.
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