This might be an interesting option for Phila sports fans out of the area.

[IronEagle]

From this article, it's unclear for me if CSN Philadelphia will be offered outside of the Phila. area with this offering.

But if CSN Phila. is offered I would consider it. This service seems to be about space shifting.

The one thing that is lacking is ESPN, but I hate ESPN in general. The soccer offerings and other channels would be fantastic!

Sounds like it will end up being $50 a month. That's not cheap cord cutting wise but if I can watch Phila. hometown sports out of area it is worth it. I could cut my MLB.tv sub if this article is true. But MLB.tv offers on demand replays and out of market games.

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/...-channels.html

[Loki]

I wonder if that also includes CSNBC.

There's some decent sports programming on that as well.

[smg]

I prefer to watch all sports on that thing called a Television

[BigSlizz]

For $50/month, it almost makes more sense to go with the MLB/NBA/NHL streaming options. No analysis that way, but all the games.

[AthensEagle]

Your preferences are irrelevant.

[smg]

Your preferences are irrelevant.

Your life is irrelevant

[AthensEagle]

You do know that I'm an astronaut, right?

[smg]

You do know that I'm an astronaut, right?

I had no idea but I also knew you was a dickhead

[AthensEagle]

That's Mr. Dickhead, peasant.

[06hawkalum]

I prefer to watch all sports on that thing called a Television

Uhhh...you realize you can stream this service to your tv just like Netflix, right?

You cannot be that big of a luddite.

[Eagle Road]

From this article, it's unclear for me if CSN Philadelphia will be offered outside of the Phila. area with this offering.

But if CSN Phila. is offered I would consider it. This service seems to be about space shifting.

The one thing that is lacking is ESPN, but I hate ESPN in general. The soccer offerings and other channels would be fantastic!

Sounds like it will end up being $50 a month. That's not cheap cord cutting wise but if I can watch Phila. hometown sports out of area it is worth it. I could cut my MLB.tv sub if this article is true. But MLB.tv offers on demand replays and out of market games.

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/...-channels.html

Thx for the link IE, appreciate!

[IronEagle]

For $50/month, it almost makes more sense to go with the MLB/NBA/NHL streaming options. No analysis that way, but all the games.

I thought about that, but I would counter that that for me the opportunity to watch Spanish fútbol and CSN post game stuff might sway me in favor of this. I have MLB TV but honestly do not watch many other games than the Phils. Maybe if somebody pitches a perfect game or something like that.

They are offering a lot, but bottom line for me is there is only so much sports I can be watching in a day. I have a life. $50 a month is lot to spend.

I'd like to have a true PPV service where you were charged by the hour or by the program you were watching. I'll bet I have my TV on 15 hours or less per week.

[smg]

Uhhh...you realize you can stream this service to your tv just like Netflix, right?

You cannot be that big of a luddite.

I wouldn't know I don't have netflix

[BigSlizz]

The other thing is MLB and NHL are incredibly economical. NHL is only $100, I think. I'm going to make a real effor with futbol when the MLS team gets to Stl. I appreciate it when it's on, but I just don't seek it out.

[DEERSPINE GUY]

I prefer to watch all sports on that thing called a Television

HI , I'M SMEGMA AND I'M AN IDIOT.

DON'T YOU HAVE LEGOS AND BLOCKS, MAYBE SOME HOT WHEELS CARS TO GO PLAY WITH?