I don't have TV, but I want to watch the postseason

[Anthony]

We stopped subscribing to cable/satellite about a year ago, so I've made due with attending a few games and listening to a few on the radio--but I am definitely in need of a baseball fix. And the postseason is my last shot until my yearly Spring Training trip.

Is Postseason.tv a good option? Will I get to see the game as it's happening? I read some reviews of last year's version that weren't very favorable, but I haven't seen much about this year's.

Thanks folks,
Anthony

 

[rico08]

Find a bar.

 

[Anthony]

Find a bar.

I thought about that, but I'm not really a bar person. Plus, I can see that as a solution for a game or three, but I intend to catch every pitch possible. I don't want to come out of this postseason with a drinking problem.

 

[vwnut13]

Find a bar.

I thought about that, but I'm not really a bar person. Plus, I can see that as a solution for a game or three, but I intend to catch every pitch possible. I don't want to come out of this postseason with a drinking problem.

Go sit in Sears. Big Screen Action! :lol:

 

[boomo]

not sure how not having TV hasnt caused a drinking problem

 

[sdsportsfan1214]

atdhe.net

 

[Seiya]

atdhe.net

or channelsurfing.net or
myp2pforum.eu
All 3 are good.

 

[RL24]

MLB.com has a post season package just for you. For $20 you can see the actual broadcast of the game as it goes down. Here in America it's different. It's only $10, but you are your own camera man. You get to listen to the annoying announcers, and get to choose from like 10 camera angles, but it's just not the same.

It is better than nothing, and it's the option I'm going with.

Congrats on not having a TV, you rock!

 

[SilverandBlack]

Listen to them on the radio. I grew up listening to games on the radio with my grandfather and i dont think you can beat it.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

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