Mlb tv

hotreds · 03-27-2013, 07:47 PM

Yes, I do. I am able to watch the Reds when I travel, I have the ap for my Kindle, and I can watch any game on TV using my Roku(except for my local Reds- but they are on Fox Cinci for the most part, anyway.) There is a spot for you to input your zipcode, and you will be told what teams- if any- are blacked out in your area. A year is basically a season- off season you can watch any game from the past season- altho I doubt too many folks do this. I had Extra Innings one year also- but it is almost three times as expensive, and doesn't have the Kindle ap, nor can I watch games on my computer while traveling.

I do recommend it.

Tom: How are you able to buy Fox Sports Detroit in Chicago? The only way I saw to get all the Fox sports networks was to buy the "ultimate" package which runs about $150 a month. Otherwise, you get your local Fox sports station.

03-27-2013, 07:47 PM	#4
hotreds Ephesians 2:8 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5 miles past "Resume Speed" Posts: 11,673 Trading: (63)	Re: Mlb tv Yes, I do. I am able to watch the Reds when I travel, I have the ap for my Kindle, and I can watch any game on TV using my Roku(except for my local Reds- but they are on Fox Cinci for the most part, anyway.) There is a spot for you to input your zipcode, and you will be told what teams- if any- are blacked out in your area. A year is basically a season- off season you can watch any game from the past season- altho I doubt too many folks do this. I had Extra Innings one year also- but it is almost three times as expensive, and doesn't have the Kindle ap, nor can I watch games on my computer while traveling. I do recommend it. Tom: How are you able to buy Fox Sports Detroit in Chicago? The only way I saw to get all the Fox sports networks was to buy the "ultimate" package which runs about $150 a month. Otherwise, you get your local Fox sports station. __________________ God loves you so much, that he made you read this, just to let you know.