pro sports teams on indy tv. (Bright: transfer, pay, toxic)

[mike0618]

I am transferring into indy and would like to know what teams are covered on tv if any in indy. I know colts for football and pacers for basketball but what teams for hockey and baseball?

[grmasterb]

Not sure I understand the question. Are you asking which teams have their games broadcast on TV? That would probably depend on your TV service. For hockey, you'll likely be able to get Blackhawks games with the various TV providers. However, local media will pay scant attention to hockey. As for baseball, local media will pay the most attention to the Cubs and Reds. With my TV service, I can get Cubs, Reds and White Sox games.

[mike0618]

that answers my question. thank you

[rondineff]

Originally Posted by mike0618

I am transferring into indy and would like to know what teams are covered on tv if any in indy. I know colts for football and pacers for basketball but what teams for hockey and baseball?

for baseball it would be Reds and Cubs. nobody in particular for NHL on tv

[HikeND]

Originally Posted by mike0618

I am transferring into indy and would like to know what teams are covered on tv if any in indy. I know colts for football and pacers for basketball but what teams for hockey and baseball?

The Reds are on the regional Fox Sports Midwest channel all of the time as far as I know. The only Chicago baseball you'll get here is what is on WGN and some of the nationally broadcast games (Fox, ESPN, ESPN2). Sometimes the national games are blacked out, which is very unfortunate.

This is my experience at least with Comcast and Brighthouse. As grmaster said it might depend on your service.

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by HikeND

The only Chicago baseball you'll get here is what is on WGN

Comcast SportsNet carries the Sox and Cubs.

[JustMovedToChannahon]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Comcast SportsNet carries the Sox and Cubs.

But the funny thing is that if you have Comcast as your provider you don't get Comcast SportsNet.....