Depends on the station. Only games you would pick up would be the Yankees and Mets. I have never seen these blacked out but when the Red Sox were on WSBK, they were blacked out.
Nope. WPIX and WWOR from NYC, WSBK Boston, KWGN Denver and KTLA Los Angeles are all your superstations. Also WGN Chicago and TBS Atlanta do special national feeds and are included with AT packages.
Most Phillie/Mets games are on SNY and not WPIX which usually has 1 to 2 games per week. Pretty much what CW17 has in Phily market. I grew up with the Phils, but don't get too many of their games from the superstation channels which are a part of the NY dma network channels.
Most Phillie/Mets games are on SNY and not WPIX which usually has 1 to 2 games per week. Pretty much what CW17 has in Phily market. I grew up with the Phils, but don't get too many of their games from the superstation channels which are a part of the NY dma network channels.
Well, I don't get any Phillies games unless they are a national broadcast (that's not blacked out), or they play the Pirates or Indians (my local teams).
NY Mets games are now down to 25 per season (from 50 previously) There are some weekends where there are no games on WPIX. I get the superstation pack and I think there was 1 game so far this season between the Mets and Phils on 'PIX.
I am an avid Phillies fan and am always trying to get more games. The superstations aren't worth it anymore. Years ago when Dodgers and Rockies played it was better. WOR many years ago was wonderful with Mets baseball and their winter sports, picked up several 76ers and Flyers games. That was long ago. awwwww...memories.
Depends on the station. Only games you would pick up would be the Yankees and Mets. I have never seen these blacked out but when the Red Sox were on WSBK, they were blacked out.
If you are referring to the recent period when WSBK showed some Friday night games they only bought rights to the Boston DMA. they were even blacked out on cable systems in NE----having said that those games were on NESn outdide of the Boston DMA.