Are you talking about the MLB Network or the Extra Innings package?
That and the return of Bubba the Love Sponge on Sirius might be enough for me to reactivate my service.The MLB Radio on XM is really great during the offseason. It's always new programming - lots of hot stove talk.
Direct TV? I hope so.Verizon carrying this?
Time Warner customers should ignore this statement.According to the Wikipedia page, the network is 33.3% owned by the 36 television carriers it'll be on.I'm going to take a wild guess and say it won't be hard to find.
That's a miracle. TW is pretty much the worst cable company in the States. Here in Texas some third rate cable outfit just stole a bunch of TW customers for the Dallas/Balt game this past week.Just checked the Time Warner Wisconsin website and it states that MLB network will be added (HD also)
No - mlb.com has a lot of articles on the launch - supposed to reach 50 million homes = largest audience of a new channelETA - the site now says it will be broadcast on 43 different cable and satellite systems including: Comcast, Cox, DirecTV, Time Warner, Charter Cablevision and Verizon FIOSBest to contact your provider directly and ask if not listed above.The Ghost of Common said:Is there any way to check on the mlb website to see if your cable provider is going to pick this up? My cable provider website says nothing.
Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.
Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.
whatever dude, it OBVIOUSLY doesnt start then. you OBVIOUSLY dont know what you saw.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
Actually, GWB is right on par here. Stop telling people they don't know what they are talking about. There are some markets that already have a feed from the MLB Network. It is a loop of programming that last for a few hours, giving previews of what the MLBN set will look like, introducing the casts, and there are some old highlight reels running from historic moments/games.They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
You OBVIOUSLY don't know what you're talking about.Actually, GWB is right on par here. Stop telling people they don't know what they are talking about. There are some markets that already have a feed from the MLB Network. It is a loop of programming that last for a few hours, giving previews of what the MLBN set will look like, introducing the casts, and there are some old highlight reels running from historic moments/games.They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.Giant Wooden Badger said:I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
Why does the NBA need their own channel when they have ESPN?As usual baseball is the last to make progress. NHL has a channel before you? Incredible. Better late than never.
Listen, Chico, we can take this outside if we need to....You OBVIOUSLY don't know what you're talking about.Actually, GWB is right on par here. Stop telling people they don't know what they are talking about. There are some markets that already have a feed from the MLB Network. It is a loop of programming that last for a few hours, giving previews of what the MLBN set will look like, introducing the casts, and there are some old highlight reels running from historic moments/games.They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.
Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
Why does the NBA need their own channel when they have ESPN?As usual baseball is the last to make progress. NHL has a channel before you? Incredible. Better late than never.
Why does the NBA need their own channel when they have ESPN?As usual baseball is the last to make progress. NHL has a channel before you? Incredible. Better late than never.![]()
Last to make progress? MLB will have their channel on my TV and millions others around the country before the NFL does.As usual baseball is the last to make progress. NHL has a channel before you? Incredible. Better late than never.
#### ESPAR GOMEZ AND #### THE ####### DIAZ BROTHERS, #### 'EM ALL!!! I BURIED THOSE COCKAROACHES!Listen, Chico, we can take this outside if we need to....You OBVIOUSLY don't know what you're talking about.Actually, GWB is right on par here. Stop telling people they don't know what they are talking about. There are some markets that already have a feed from the MLB Network. It is a loop of programming that last for a few hours, giving previews of what the MLBN set will look like, introducing the casts, and there are some old highlight reels running from historic moments/games.They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.
Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
They are most likely showing another channels programming then. MLBN doesnt start until 1/1/09. Ill agree with the other poster in saying you obviously dont know what you were watching.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
Last to make progress? MLB will have their channel on my TV and millions others around the country before the NFL does.As usual baseball is the last to make progress. NHL has a channel before you? Incredible. Better late than never.
Actually guy, the MLB Network has kicked off with programming as a teaser.See here.whatever dude, it OBVIOUSLY doesnt start then. you OBVIOUSLY dont know what you saw.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.
Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
yeah i was being sarcastic, chief.Actually guy, the MLB Network has kicked off with programming as a teaser.See here.whatever dude, it OBVIOUSLY doesnt start then. you OBVIOUSLY dont know what you saw.Not sure WHAT you saw, but it wasn't MLB Network - 1st show is 1/1/09 with Hot Stove Report followed by a telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game and interviews with Larsen and Berra.I have it on Comcast now. Saw it a few days ago when I was flipping through the channels. They had a Red Sox show on.
Very cool.The first new content may be starting then but the guide clearly says MLB Network and the abbreviation is MLBN.
Also, the MLB Network does NOT plan on having any shows dedicated to Fantasy Baseball, to the dismay of fans.![]()
It is available in HD.....depending on which company is your provider.I will get it through DirecTV and I don't think they have a HD channel dedicated to it....but Cox does have both regular and HD (at least in SoCal at my BIL's)Im getting it, not in HD which is a bummer, but getting it.