Joe Hass, to M-D November: > > As a point of reference, only nine MLB teams still have a local OTA > presence of at least 20 games: Baltimore, Texas, Milwaukee, Washington, > both Chicago teams, both New York teams, and maybe Philly (it appears so, > but I'm not going to count games at this time of night). > >> >> Phillies ended all dealings with the UHF stations, and only planned a dozen games at the most for last season on NBC10, for the largest part away from non-repeat network shows. Usually CSN is carefully programmed never to have late-season/playoff Sixers/Flyers conflicts, but if they do occur there's often a national (TNT? NBCSN?) net available to share the load, leaving the Phils to TCN (the now-more-widely-available former-CN8)...you still can't watch the latter on RCN here in the Valley.
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