I’m curious how this will play out for me..
For several years I have purchased MLB Extra Innings through Spectrum and its predecessor. That allowed me to watch out of market games on a series of channels. It is like MLB TV, except that you can only get one broadcast of a game instead of being able to select which team’s feed you want. Of course I got the Brewer games through FanDuel and its predecessor as part of my normal Spectrum account.
For the last couple of years Extra innings has included a subscription to MLB TV, which was basically the best of both worlds. I could watch other games on the Spectrum channels or through the MLB app on the TVs in the house that are connected to a Roku device, or on my iPad..
For the last 3 years, I have also received a. free subscription to MLB TV as aBrewers season package holder. I gave that to my daughter who lives in Florida so she can watch Brewers games unless they are playing the Rays or Marlins. I am not sure if they will still be doing that.
I’m expecting that Spectrum will be offering something to its subscribers, possibly access to Brewers games without an additional subscription, and I can end up with an arrangement essentially the same as what I’ve had.
If they don’t, the $200 package that includes all out of market games and Brewers games without blackouts would probably be OK.even though I would be paying more than I have in the past and might lose the Extra Innings channels on Spectrum