So for those of us out of market and/or at work, watching the game today on mlb.tv was our only option. Which if you had the same expierience I did, meant that you saw a whole lot of nothing, buffering, buffering, buffering, and when the game finally came in, they showed the Yankee's O's game on the tribe feed.

Did anyone else have a completely miserable time attempting to watch the game today? And for the computer folks out there do you get the feeling that the new media player should, you know, maybe have made it past the alpha, let alone beta test stage?

The bonus was that on the mlb support forums the admins seemed to take the Officer Barbrady "Move along, nothing to see here" approach to service. My graphics card cost $200, Its not the darn problem, and yes I already tried rebooting.

Yes. I said 2007. Now that spring training is here I am looking for ways to kill time in the pre-March Madness malaise. HMMM

Wait I still have my mlb.tv membership from last year! How about I check out some of the awesome games from last year.

Unfortunately my memory is worse than a stoned Alzheimer's patient. Other than the 12-11 June comeback game against the Tigers I can't remember the great non-playoff games to watch from last year.

A little help anyone?

Tribe fans, I need your help.

My girlfriend and I have just moved down here to Cincinnati. Living in an apartment, we have been forced to only deal with Bud Selig's internet minions for our daily Tribe fix.

I am asking if anyone knows what the real day-to-day difference is between the MLB.tv Premium and regular package. The mlb.com site shows the premium preview in a large quicktime window and shows the regular package in a small flash video screen.

Both look --- ok, but nearly the same given the format presented to us.

First, those of you who had the internet package last year what was your experience? and second, which one should we get this year?