Electronics MLB.tv on Roku? - Page 3

**DaneMcCloud** · 04-08-2013, 03:45 PM

The Royals finally are in a position to have a special year and I'd really like to watch all of their games this season. The Direct TV package, IMO, is outrageously priced at $225 dollars before tax but the alternative is MLB.tv through a streaming device at $129.99 for the season.

Unfortunately, I do not own a device with the MLB.tv app (I recently purchased three Sony Blu-ray players but MLB only supports Samsung). So, I can purchase a device like a Roku for $55 (720p) or Roku 3 for $89 (1080p). The MLB forums are filled with people that say it's great and a much better product than DTV's "Extra Innings".

Any experiences? Thanks in advance!

Carlota69 · 07-14-2014, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Gonzo

Roku is ****ing awesome. I nixed cable and went that route. Saves me about 100 bucks a month.

Tekll me more about Roku. I have it but I havent used it yet. I have the box. Do you have the stick? How much sports do you get, including local teams? Any way to get NFLST on it? Im seriously considering dumping DTV

04-08-2013, 03:45 PM
DaneMcCloud Supporter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Hollywood, CA Casino cash: $10053648	MLB.tv on Roku? The Royals finally are in a position to have a special year and I'd really like to watch all of their games this season. The Direct TV package, IMO, is outrageously priced at $225 dollars before tax but the alternative is MLB.tv through a streaming device at $129.99 for the season. Unfortunately, I do not own a device with the MLB.tv app (I recently purchased three Sony Blu-ray players but MLB only supports Samsung). So, I can purchase a device like a Roku for $55 (720p) or Roku 3 for $89 (1080p). The MLB forums are filled with people that say it's great and a much better product than DTV's "Extra Innings". Any experiences? Thanks in advance!
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