Out of market fans

[bigfunguy]

Originally Posted by LexRedsFan

How do you guys keep up with and/or watch the Reds? I'll be moving out of market this summer (Clemson, SC) and am looking for tips to survive.

I do ExtraInnings via DirecTV too...assuming you'll watch at least a little of most games, well worth it...

[bounty37h]

Originally Posted by LexRedsFan

How do you guys keep up with and/or watch the Reds? I'll be moving out of market this summer (Clemson, SC) and am looking for tips to survive.

A lot of games were tv on FSS and another channel-although it seemed there were less games last year than the past few. I dont get to see a lot on tv, so really count on reading info next day online.

[bigredmechanism]

MLB.tv premium pack is well worth it even if you only watch one game per week. Anything more than that is cake. It's still improving from when I first subscribed, too. I have it set up to play on my TV through a ps3, and the At Bat App comes free with it. This is nice if I am on the road, as I can still listen to the game.

Technically I could watch it while driving but I'm not so sure that's such a great idea.

[foxfire123]

Here.

Extra Innings, extended Fox sports package on Directv. Online via Fox, Fox Ohio, and the Reds website.

On a good clear night, I can get WLW pretty good here about 50 miles west of St Louis.

[alwaysawarrior]

Not necessarily what you are looking for but I love the Mlb at bat app which allows you to stream audio of every game. I believe you can get it with the mlb.tv purchase. By far my favorite app though.

[WDE]

Originally Posted by LexRedsFan

How do you guys keep up with and/or watch the Reds? I'll be moving out of market this summer (Clemson, SC) and am looking for tips to survive.

I use MLB.TV

[panzecaz03]

Actually WLW 700 has a huge range. iHeart Radio has wlw

[goreds2]

Originally Posted by panzecaz03

Actually WLW 700 has a huge range. iHeart Radio has wlw

iHeart WLW radio cannot broadcast the games over the internet but it is good for the pre and postgame shows plus sports talk.

[cumberlandreds]

Originally Posted by LexRedsFan

How do you guys keep up with and/or watch the Reds? I'll be moving out of market this summer (Clemson, SC) and am looking for tips to survive.

I subscribe to MLBEI through DirecTV. I also get the sports pack that allows me to receive FSN Cincinnati so I can see the pre and post game shows. I also subscribe to XM and can listen to them. Nothing better than drifting off to sleep while listening to a game. I may subscribe to MLBTV this year. It's cheaper and I'm hoping I can watch games that way without too much buffering. Also a daily dose of Redszone is great too!

[tomnuetten]

I watched the games online (bad quality and sometimes you can´t find a stream, but better than nothing)

And I pay for a tv program called espnamerica... it´s for US sport fans (like) me from europe..
during the summer they show lots of baseball games (but not often the reds ) during winter they show 3 nfl games on sunday + thursday and monday night football...

nhl games, college basketball...

[OneEyedJack]

Just to add something that I have not seen posted yet... I got a Roku box last season and when I combine that with my MLB.tv subscription I can stream all the games live on my TV. I know a lot of people use their PS3 to do this but I did not have one. Roku box was relatively inexpensive, around $80 I believe.

[JohnCocktoasten]

I have a MLB.tv subscription that I use on various platforms - iPhone, big screen TV via AppleTV, computer at work. You can't go wrong.

[Cigar2]

I get fox sports Ohio for reds games and wlw. And for last year local fm ESPN station carried carried games too.

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[Kiko]

I'm in Atlanta. MLB.tv for several years. Saturdays stink because FOX blacks out the games so can only get the audio. If it is a clear night then WLW will come in but only so-so. The game threads are fun to follow too.

[gilpdawg]

Originally Posted by OneEyedJack

Just to add something that I have not seen posted yet... I got a Roku box last season and when I combine that with my MLB.tv subscription I can stream all the games live on my TV. I know a lot of people use their PS3 to do this but I did not have one. Roku box was relatively inexpensive, around $80 I believe.

+1 on the Roku. It seems to work better than the PS3 for me. The PS3 video seemed to cut in and out for me. And it's does a lot of other stuff too. Highly recommended.