Anywhere To Watch Mlb Baseball?

[direx12]

Anyone know a bar that shows it or what channel it would be on so I could ask places if they have the ch?

[junglechef]

IF YOUR A RED SOX FAN YOU CAN WATCH ANY SOX GAMES AT MY HOUSE

[TacoBoy]

Check the Wild Boar Bar with an owner from Vancouver. He has US/Canada sports and a couple differnt feeds on his TV's. The wild boar is on Soi 1 near Ta Pia Gate (I know I can not spell it ).

If you have TRUE UBC Platinum, think many games are on ASN channel 108 and a few are on the regular Gold Package sports channels from time to time.

Edited April 1, 2011 by TacoBoy

[OriginalPoster]

If you have a reasonably decent internet connection, then mlbtv.com is the way to go. It's not free, but it gives you access to both the home & away TV feeds for every team's games every day.

[el jefe]

Finding a bar showing MLB will be difficult. The problem is that east coast night games start at 6:00AM local time, west coast games at 3:00AM. West coast afternoon games usually start at 9:00pm CM time. But even if you find a bar showing the games, if one goes into extra innings don't expect them to stay open just so you can watch the end. Sorry.

[dukeandduke]

Finding a bar showing MLB will be difficult. The problem is that east coast night games start at 6:00AM local time, west coast games at 3:00AM. West coast afternoon games usually start at 9:00pm CM time. But even if you find a bar showing the games, if one goes into extra innings don't expect them to stay open just so you can watch the end. Sorry.

Just a slight correction on the time zones. The West Coast of the US is three hours later, not earlier. If a game starts at 700pm there, it's 900am here. Games starting at 100pm there begin at 300am here. East Coast day games at 100pm Eastern equate to midnight here.

At this time of year -- Daylight Savings Time -- the East Coast is 11 hours behind us, the West Coast 14 hours. It's much less confusing to me when it's not Daylight Savings. The East Coast is 12 hours behind, so you just switch the am/pm.