Does anyone subscribe to MLB TV Online?
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I like it.\nNot that I really have any alternative since I'm living in a dorm and can't buy some sort of cable sports package.\n\nBut it's nice. I like being able to watch my team. It's not quite as fun to just listen. It's not horribly expensive, and it's pretty good quality.\n\nMy only complaint is that you don't get to choose which broadcast you watch. It's annoying sometimes to have to listen to the announcers of a rival team.
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Try ESPN 360. http://broadband.espn.go.com/ivp/splash
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try espn, although a lot of features are left out to try and get you to pay.
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As of last week, the Mets we still in discussions with Direct TV to carry the channel.  Apparently Time Warner cable has agreed to carry it.
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This looks a good one from Channel 4 & it's free!!\n\nhttp://channel4.fantasyleague.com/
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I don't know if you will find an actuall broadcast anywhere online, but yahoo offers MatchCast where it gives you a play by play printout of the current action and espn.com has a similar play by play analysis.  It will show you any goals that occur, fouls, time of possession, cards, shots, shots on goal, etc.
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ask the marlins or mlb to see if you can get that
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If your ISP supports ESPN360, you can watch it through ESPN:\n    http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain?ceid=2490997
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Yeah. At their website, but you have to subscribe.
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I watch them in Univision. It's a Spanish speaking channel, so I don't know if it'll be comfortable for you, but since it's my native language, I feel much better listening to their narrators than to those of ESPN.
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If you go to NBA.com  , you can find some podcast to download and listen to. I do this with MLB.com for fantasy baseball and just looked on the nba website to find that they have podcast there also...... I love the MLB podcast for Fantasy.....
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I am a huge Met fan. I usually follow baseball and my amazin mets through an assortment of ways (Go to see 4-7 games live, watch most on TV, listen to several on Radio). This year, a work assignment has me out of town from monday to friday in Atlanta (home of the hated Braves). I am seriously considering purchasing the MLB.com package and watching the games on the internet ...BTW, favorite Mascot is Mr. Met hands down...
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I joined a fantasy baseball head-to-head league on Yahoo this spring.  I am already addicted.  I really like the fact that as the manager you can make changes on a daily basis.  I had to get the stattracker so that I can keep up to date on what my team has done through the day or evening and not have to wait until the next day for the matchup scores.  I have two first basemen and two CF/LF....I really like being able to change the line-up based on current statistics, hot streaks and cold spells. \n\nI guess it does seem like there are a lot of games, but I think the fact that I have to keep track of so many things may make me a better fan and way better @ baseball trivia.  I HAVE TO look @ my team every day.  :)
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http://www.ultimatebaseballonline.com/
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The best one I've found is http://www.mlb4u.com.
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http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/b1/117770\n\nhere it is
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I consider baseball a great game, but watching it on TV can be tough.  It is, after all, a leisurely game, designed to be viewed in a park on a suuny day.  It affords you and your companion to discuss the game and its strategies, to keep score, to get a beer during a particularly long at-bat.\n\nThanks to TiVo, I now record most of the games I watch on TV.  That way, I can speed it up as much as I like.