Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Is it on t.v. anywhere?

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

FSN Midwest has the game, but if you live in Cincinnati it will be blacked out.

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

MLB.TV

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Buy a ticket? ;)

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Real fans travel :devil:

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Comcast Sports Net... the one time it pays to be in Cubs-land

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Yep. I was at Wrigley in the mid 90s when they set the all time 4 game series attendance record there and there were a lot of Reds fans there.

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

MLB Extra innings or Comcast

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

isn't that blacked out for computers in the Cincinnati market?

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Yes it is.

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Proxy time thats how im watching it :)

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Go to Willie's in the C-O-V.

I'll see you there.

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Also in West Virginia!!
:(

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

Is that an "annonymous proxy"? I have heard that's how you can get around the blackouts on MLBTV. For those of you that don't know what that is, google the term and go to one of the many free sites that come up. It let's your data run through another proxy rather than your local provider. Good for EBay at work as well :evil:

Re: Anyway to watch the game today?
 

The proxy may be anonymous, but our accounts with MLB sure aren't. MLBAM has each MLB.TV customer's name, credit card number, and billing address. MLBAM also has a policy in their TOS that permits them to charge a fine to the card and close the accounts of people they catch using a proxy.

It doesn't take much imagination to figure out that MLBAM just might be able to add 2 and 2 together when they notice someone with a billing address in Cincinnati is regularly connecting to game broadcasts from an IP address in Moldova or Reykjavik at 3 AM in the IP address's timezone. I don't know that they have done this, but they certainly could - and automatically, too. Discussing workarounds openly on the Internet is a good way to make them think they should.