Restructuring of MLB Blackout Policy Becoming More Remote
The chances of any movement on the blackout policy becomes ever more remote as the season approaches, and owners deal with a case of tunnel vision regarding economic factors. To place this in perspective, the last owners meetings had George Will talk about the economy, while the blackout policy took a back seat.
The sad reality for those living outside of the markets where their favorite team broadcasts is that odds are very good that this year – like the year before, and the year before that – will have the same MLB blackout policy that has aggravated fans shelling out nearly $200 each season with the idea that they will be able to "catch all the action."
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good. changing the blackout policy would only further incentivize people to move away from where they grew up.
i knows moms across the country are against changing the blackout policy because they already see so little of their the cheat, colintj, u-god and so on.
by larry on Feb 5, 2009 8:54 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
I thought the Moms were tired of wiping Cheeto stains off the keyboards
and WANTED the kids to leave. You know, put in a wet bar in the basement too?
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by Chiburb on Feb 6, 2009 7:35 AM CST up reply actions 0 recs
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