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where are they going to play if they do that? The players don't own any stadiums. The owners and the public do.

 

Could play anywhere. People will tune in to watch NBA players even if they are playing on high school courts...

 

I did the vpn thing. Working so far. Going monthly in case they close the loophole

 

highschool gyms have the space and capacity for all the tv gear and what not?

do you think they liked playing in front of no one in the bubble? You think they Re going to like 2000 fans max in a high school gym?

not sure you are thinking about all the aspects going into airing a game for tv?

Will fans enjoy it as much in small gyms and thus become less interested?

why would they want to significantly downgrade what they have built up?

Yeah. Very unrealistic in my opinion. But all my opinions are wrong to you, so. Lol.

 

Lets not even get into the locker rooms or lack there of. Private entries… yeah no way the players are doing that.

 

YES!!!! I knew this one!!!!

 

Sure. I didn't say the players would want to. I simply said people would watch.

 

you enjoy picking apart my every post don't you?

 

I have the op on ignore. By the way, no one in this thread answered my question. I also meant to title my thread Fubo. People aren’t discussing it right now.

 

I don't consider that it's you posting.

But if you're going to disagree with my post for reasons completely unrelated to my actual post I'm usually going to clarify my position to prevent further misunderstanding.

 

Well if you read this thread Fubo has been discussed quite a bit.

 

Major League Baseball is in talks to launch a nationwide video-streaming service that would enable fans to watch their teams’ hometown games without a cable-TV subscription, The Post has learned.

The web-based service — which could address a decades-old annoyance for baseball fans that some have partly blamed for the league’s steadily declining viewership — could launch as early as the 2023 season, a person with direct knowledge of the negotiations said.

The National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League are also considering partnering with MLB on the new streaming service, sources said. Insiders say subscription rates would vary by geographic market and could be between $10 and $20 a month — well below the monthly cost of most cable-TV packages, which can easily stretch past $100.

https://nypost.com/2021/10/17/mlb-i...service-for-home-games/?utm_source=reddit.com

 

This is the way. Get it done.

 

Whatever. I'll take it.

 

Baseball isn't a sport, it's a sleeping aid.

 

That's just the effects of your gallon of beer and 6 chili dogs with onions...the food coma ..then the organ music..well it's one..two three strikes you're out at the ole ball game!

 

effects or affects?