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Maniac....you are in my world. We won't likely be able to get this game unless our local cable company shows it on a local access channel. PAX 56 in Orlando won't air it.

 

Only PAX 35 in Miami and PAX 67 in Palm Beach air the games. Next year FSN will air 150 games statewide.

 

May I suggest 660 WORL on your radio dial?

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Maniac....you are in my world. We won't likely be able to get this game unless our local cable company shows it on a local access channel. PAX 56 in Orlando won't air it.

 

Only PAX 35 in Miami and PAX 67 in Palm Beach air the games. Next year FSN will air 150 games statewide.

 

May I suggest 660 WORL on your radio dial?

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I get horrible reception in my house.

 

 

Is there a way I can listen to it online for free?

 

If not...whats the damage?

I get horrible reception in my house.

 

 

Is there a way I can listen to it online for free?

 

If not...whats the damage?

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Don't you get Gameday Audio with MLB.tv? If so, just go and click on the WQAM link.

Maniac....you are in my world. We won't likely be able to get this game unless our local cable company shows it on a local access channel. PAX 56 in Orlando won't air it.

 

Only PAX 35 in Miami and PAX 67 in Palm Beach air the games. Next year FSN will air 150 games statewide.

 

May I suggest 660 WORL on your radio dial?

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What's going to happen to the DRays on FSN?

The Rays games could be moved to Sun Sports, kept on FSN, or put on FSN+

 

The Marlins could also see some games on Sun Sports. Sun Sports and FSN Florida will merge into 1 operation on 2 channels. Sun will still be out of Orlando and FSN out of Sunrise. However, it will be similar to MSG/FSN New York and FSN West/FSN West 2 in SoCal. They will share teams and games.

 

There also has been chatter of a third network called FSN Tampa Bay to air the Rays, Lightning, USF Bulls and Storm.

The Rays games could be moved to Sun Sports, kept on FSN, or put on FSN+

 

The Marlins could also see some games on Sun Sports. Sun Sports and FSN Florida will merge into 1 operation on 2 channels. Sun will still be out of Orlando and FSN out of Sunrise. However, it will be similar to MSG/FSN New York and FSN West/FSN West 2 in SoCal. They will share teams and games.

 

There also has been chatter of a third network called FSN Tampa Bay to air the Rays, Lightning, USF Bulls and Storm.

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PLEASE tell me as a Central FLA resident I'll be able to see Marlins games, if they do this.

PLEASE tell me as a Central FLA resident I'll be able to see Marlins games, if they do this.

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No details are final. However, FSN Florida says they will air 150 Marlins games statewide. Good bet on that is if you can get the Marlins on FSN Florida right now via cable, DirecTV, or Dish Network....you will likely get them next year. I expect them to either move some games (whether D-Rays or Marlins that is yet to be seen) to either Sun Sports or FSN+. FSN+ is just a spare channel your cable or satellite company can use to air the game in. FSN Bay Area, FSN Ohio, MSG/FSN New York, FSN South, FSN Midwest, FSN Northwest, CSN Philadelphia, CSN Chicago, CSN Mid-Atlantic, and Sun Sports all use the FSN+ (aka FSN Alternate Channel) system every once in a while.

There is always the XM route, but you have to have the receiver with you and they don't broadcast any sports online. :mad

 

 

Otherwise its great.

XM has been annoying me as of late. They have yet to air the WQAM feed of a regular season game although we have been at home. This is concerning.

:lol So true

 

Here is FSN's Press Release:

FSN FLORIDA AND FLORIDA MARLINS ANNOUNCE

LONG-TERM TELEVISION AGREEMENT

 

 

Regional Sports Network Acquires Local Television Rights To All Marlins Games

Beginning With 2006 MLB Season

 

Agreement Will Support Team?s Endeavor to Build New Stadium

 

(SUNRISE, FL) ? FSN Florida and the Florida Marlins today announced a new, long-term agreement that will make the regional sports network the exclusive local television rights holder for Marlins games beginning with the 2006 Major League Baseball season. FSN Florida?s Senior Vice President and General Manager, Jeff Genthner and Florida Marlin?s President, David Samson made the announcement.

 

FSN Florida will air 95 Marlins games during the 2005 season. FSN Florida?s 2005 regular season coverage begins on Opening Day, Tuesday, April 5 at 3:30 PM when the Florida Marlins host the Atlanta Braves at Dolphins Stadium. Beginning in 2006, FSN Florida will become the exclusive local television provider for Florida Marlins games and plans to televise 150 Marlins games throughout Florida each season.

 

?This partnership will provide many outstanding benefits to FSN?s affiliated cable and satellite service providers, our advertising partners and viewers for many years to come,? said Genthner. ?The Marlins have demonstrated their commitment to staying in South Florida and fielding a contending team. Through this agreement, FSN Florida is making an equally strong commitment to the Marlins and baseball fans throughout Florida.?

 

?FSN Florida has been an outstanding partner for the Florida Marlins. In addition to providing the Marlins with exceptional game coverage and promotional support, FSN has been instrumental in helping our organization as plans for a new stadium become a reality,? said Marlins Owner and CEO, Jeffrey Loria. ?This agreement supports the Marlin?s goal of keeping Major League Baseball in South Florida for generations to come.?

 

All Marlins games telecast on FSN Florida are available with closed captioning. All Marlins home games on FSN Florida are available in Spanish using second audio program (SAP) technology.

XM has been annoying me as of late. They have yet to air the WQAM feed of a regular season game although we have been at home. This is concerning.

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I haven't had a chance to listen to any of the regular season games yet, only the Sprint Training games, but is it a feed from WQAM that does it or a crew from XM or something?

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