Welp, Hulu does not carry this channel anymore. I do not know who I am more pissed at- the Cubs or Hulu.

This is a team whose fanbase was built on a nationally accessible superstation and has steadily reduced access over the years. Now super fans like me cannot even watch the games in my hometown....

Welp, Hulu does not carry this channel anymore. I do not know who I am more pissed at- the Cubs or Hulu.

This is a team whose fanbase was built on a nationally accessible superstation and has steadily reduced access over the years. Now super fans like me cannot even watch the games in my hometown....

wait, the Cubs were actually on Hulu?

And what the fuck is Welp?

Never even heard of it.

What the fuck is Ricketts doin?

They should leave shit alone. WGN and Comcast Sportsnet.

Welp, ur a dumbass

You're going to have to pirate. Fuck them, they earned it on this one.

I already buy the radio package so I can listen all the time. And since I will be in WI the majority of the summer, the tv MLb package would work since I am out of market.

My only local choices are Comcast and AT&T stream or going back to satellite. I enjoy Hulu.

I already buy the radio package so I can listen all the time. And since I will be in WI the majority of the summer, the tv MLb package would work since I am out of market.

My only local choices are Comcast and AT&T stream or going back to satellite. I enjoy Hulu.

they should re-air White Sox games this year

I've subscribed to the MLB.TV package for several years
When I was working full time it was great to have on at the hotel, or to put on a 9pm west coast game for falling asleep. The last three seasons, I've been able to get the Cubs and White Sox as I am out of market, except for games against Baltimore or Washington.

But between a looming work stoppage, teams continuing to have their TV crews remote for many road games and the likelihood of a Sciambi/Dempster/Sutcliffe booth becoming permanent, I'm going to turn off the automatic renewal this winter. I will put $70 of that subscription money (about $140/yr) into a year of ESPN+ so I can follow the Blackhawks, and I get the radio MLB feeds through my SiriusXM subscription.

If I really miss it by July 4, MLB usually runs a half-season special.

im still shocked they didnt put in a production plan for just a shit ton of documentaries about past Cubs teams, or even Wrigley Field. Could play that shit on a loop and itd be more interesting than what they show now in the offseason. Jesus, I have a box set of "Great Games" they can borrow

Lombardi Line, on now!

9-11am on Saturdays.

Pretty cool show.

Up to date discussions on betting lines across ALL sports.

Up to date too, as of last night's NBA, NHL, horseracing, etc.

Michael Lombardi himself on the show.

Welp, Hulu does not carry this channel anymore. I do not know who I am more pissed at- the Cubs or Hulu.

This is a team whose fanbase was built on a nationally accessible superstation and has steadily reduced access over the years. Now super fans like me cannot even watch the games in my hometown....

Will be interesting to see how this plays out long term. The team specific networks allow you to milk a few more bucks out of your established fans who have already connected to the team, but by limiting your availability to only select platforms limit your exposure to casual or younger fans, thereby greatly curtailing your future audience? Can see baseball slowly dying already, especially amongst younger people. Used to play sandlot games with the neighborhood goofs all the time back in the day, but now unless its an organized league, the baseball fields in the parks are always pretty much empty.