Called Comcast and wanted to know which teams were blacked out in my area (I live in Salt Lake City). The guy was telling that no teams are blacked out and this does not seem accurate, as I have subscribed to MLB.tv and was unable to watch several sport teams. What's the deal?...I would like to see the Avalanche play and the only other team that's relatively close is Phoenix. Thanks for your help!
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Center Ice is not all that helpful either...though they confirm that the Comcast rep is ill-informedComment -
I have it here in Dallas, and never had a game blacked out.
Hey Higher.....are you an LDS?
True story here.......Brigham was my great-great-great-great grandfather. Honest to God. Now granted, he had about 20 wives.....so that waters it down a bit, but still 100% true!
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A local game may be blacked out but it should be on you local FoxSports channel if that is the case. At least that is how it was with Directv.Comment -
No, not LDS....I don't have a problem with Mormons..in fact, they are some of the most patriotic people that I have ever met. You should see my neighborhood's streets on a national holiday. A flag waving in every front yard, boy scouts volunteering so they can earn their eagle scout badges, and neighbors helping neighbors...a great place to live if you are into the outdoors too.Comment -
btw...thanks guys...PT to the rescueComment -
Yeah I have it up here in Canada, and I'm pretty sure that guys full of it that told you there won't be any blackouts. It's simple how it works tho, if its on tv then you won't be able to watch it online - it'll be blacked out. If you check NHL.com on the "scores" part, I think they list which stations are broadcasting each game so you can know in advanceComment -
I see...so do you subscribe to the NHL Center Ice Live?..which is the one that linked to your devices. I usually subscribe to MLB.tv's online deal and have linked it to the ps3, but it can be a little sketchy at times. Would rather shell out the extra bucks and have reliability.Comment
