I have a firestick, how did you get it to work?

It's about the same volume of crowd noise that you hear during a typical broadcast - it's just that they've removed the commentary entirely. If you crank the volume a bit, you can get a little more of a "being there" feel, but it still sounds pretty remove and muffled.

It'd be handy for NFL games when the announcers suck ass though.

Unlocator's website has the setup. But, as mentioned, you have to change the DNS of the router. Also, make sure DNS relay is disabled or your ISPs DNS is automatically made yours. Be aware that if you try to use a laptop on the network, you still have to make the laptop's DNS addresses the same as the routers.

https://unlocator.com/setup/

Somewhat related:

Anyone else with Google Fiber having trouble (as in not able, at all) using the FoxSportsGo app to stream games?

Thought that was a "go" this year, but FoxSportsMidwest does not show up for me on the app after signing in with our Google account.

This was the way to go, thanks for everyone that mentioned Unlocator.

I couldn't do it on my Google Fiber router, so bought a cheap one from the list on their site. I'm a complete idiot when it comes to computers but got it all setup in about 30 mins and streamed the game Saturday with no issues.

Luckily I'm dealing with Roku so don't have to mess with "matching DNS" issues.

Black out rules are stupid. I signed up for mlb.tv last year, and I demanded my money back when it became clear to me I wouldn't get the Royals' broadcast. I keep talking about cutting the cord, but FSN has given me yet another reason to keep spending way too much for tv I barely watch. FoxSportsGo will carry Royals broadcasts that are on their network (around 150 of 162 games I believe), you just need a valid provider log in.

Thats what pisses me off. Let me pay for the game access online. Don't make me subscribe to hundreds of channels I will never ever watch just to get the one I will

I agree, but the streaming on FoxSPortsGo is a step in the right direction. Cable companies will cling to their dated model for as long as they can. If MLB.TV will lift their black out rules, then that would be the ultimate.

This is in the Royals thread, but Sling will be offering a package with Fox Sports Midwest.

Worked just fine for me last night mirroring to my GF's tv from my phone.

Along that line, she's a cards fan (yuck) anyone know if she gets mlbtv if she'll get the cards games or are they blacked out here in KC?

Got free MLB.tv on my phone because I have tmobile. It's a waste because I have no interest in watching any team other than the Royals.

I would be surprised if Cardinals games were blacked out in KC.

Fox Sports Go, solves this issue, btw.

1) you have to have a cable account to login 2) their streaming has been ass the few times Ive experienced it.

Thanks