What game?

Hey, any DC baseball fans catch the Nats first home game in 34 years? I mean in the comfort of your living room, not RFK. A milestone was reached that day, and as history continues to unfold, locals keep flipping only to find those doggone Yanks on TV. So much for a  "contract."

In Anne Arundel County, the two cable providers, Comcast and Millenium, do not carry WDCA Channel 20, the UPN affiliate broadcasting the Nats games this season.

Why not? The local newspaper here, the Annapolis Capital, reported it's because of "complex legal arrangements over whom owns the rights to Nationals games."

How 'bout the fans' right to watch them?

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I have the same issue here around Philly. I have Direct TV, and Comcast has the rights to most of the Phillies games. I can see a few weekend games here and there on alternate stations.


Please tell me that you can at least hear them on the radio.

I guess you could have/get the video on high speed (unless you are cruelly blocked by the "local" blackout - like me).

Best of luck.

By roscfb@yahoo.com on April 25, 2005 2:23 PM
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