Thank you.
Oh well, sorry Fubo, I’m sure we’ll have a wonderful week together.
MLB TV just carries the regional networks’ broadcasts.
I only get around it because my buddy has Youtube TV and I am a “family member” on his account. In return he has my Fubo login to watch the Rangers/Mavs. But yeah there are some hoops one has to jump through with many streaming services
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With YouTube TV and Fubo TV, you are paying month to month. So, you could do Fubo between April - September (after March Madness ends and through the end of the MLB regular season) and switch to YouTube TV for playoff baseball (October - November) and March Madness (March-early April).
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Bingo. I’ve already thought about this.
Someday they’ll have this whole streaming shit simplified. Maybe.
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Amazon has bailed out the Bally’s RSNs, and being able to purchase your home team’s games via Amazon Prime is a part of it:
Customers will be able to access their local team’s content on Prime Video channels where Diamond has rights. Pricing and availability will be announced at a later date. Regional sports content will also remain available on cable and satellite providers.
Getting a step closer to a la carte.
Wonder if the local restrictions thing will survive the downfall of the RSNs.
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I think that as long as the rights-holders are allowed to monetize their investment, through carriage fees and advertising, I don’t see why streaming isn’t the next logical step. Especially considering how many are moving away from cable as a rule. As I mentioned in another thread, Bally’s already has a streaming option in this market to see Rays and Lightning games so I don’t see why any or all RSNs can’t follow, unless that’s some bankruptcy exception.
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