If I'm reading all of this right, as well as the information on MLB.com, I cannot just jump in and pay MLB.tv to watch this game/the playoffs? I'm astonished. And, apparently, naive. And, I may not be able to spell naive correctly, even after all these years. If I read it correctly, I'd have to pay MLB.tv $25 to stream, but also have a subscription to cable that has a MLBNetwork package? After parsing a health insurance bill today, I'm not surprised by this. The number one product America makes profits on is: Confusion. I wouldn't be a Twins fan (and my boys are almost completely unaware Major League Baseball exists) if I hadn't had the Twins playoff baseball on free tv when I was 12. The Big Three networks were quite the melting pot, back in the good old days. What will happen tonight, is my wife will be on a device, while I'm on a device or two listening to the game and chatting with you guys, and my boys will be on a third device, streaming some sort of anime crap like Bakugan or Beyblades. Or, I'll probably do like Number3 and just check in here and there on Gameday, while watching a movie with the family. I know I am in a pigeon-holed minority, but I'm pretty astonished that a big baseball (Twins at least) fan like myself contributes so minimally to these enormous baseball salaries. Whatever my subscription to the radio broadcasts costs. I can tell you that no amount of advertising by Treasure Island Resort and Casino (yes, I can sing the jingle) will ever get me to travel to Minnesota and spend money there.