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proudpittsburgher
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So I have this problem that DirecTV can't seem to solve, and I know I'm likely hosed, but I thought I would pose it to the millions and millions on this board.
My regional sports network, previously Fox Sports Chicago, has been swithced to Fox Sports Midwest, which I'm fine with since I can watch the Pirates when they play the Cardinals. I live in Eastern Indiana, so I didn't think I was going to have this problem, but I planned to watch my Pirates lose to the Cardinals on FSMW on Monday, and everything was fine right up to the game, then it said program not available in your area. I know Extra Innings can solve all of this, but last year, I could watch Cubs and White Sox games on FS chicago without problems. Is something different this year that would cause Cardinals games to be blackout out two states away? The game wasn't on ESPN or any other network, so that wasn't the reason for the blackout, and I don't live within the 300 mile range that usually affect blackouts, so I'm lost on this one, and apparently so is the directv guy. He couldn't tell me why I couldn't see it, just that I couldn't. Anyone out there shine some light on this for me before I spend another hour tonight on the phone with the DTV guy? Thanks
My regional sports network, previously Fox Sports Chicago, has been swithced to Fox Sports Midwest, which I'm fine with since I can watch the Pirates when they play the Cardinals. I live in Eastern Indiana, so I didn't think I was going to have this problem, but I planned to watch my Pirates lose to the Cardinals on FSMW on Monday, and everything was fine right up to the game, then it said program not available in your area. I know Extra Innings can solve all of this, but last year, I could watch Cubs and White Sox games on FS chicago without problems. Is something different this year that would cause Cardinals games to be blackout out two states away? The game wasn't on ESPN or any other network, so that wasn't the reason for the blackout, and I don't live within the 300 mile range that usually affect blackouts, so I'm lost on this one, and apparently so is the directv guy. He couldn't tell me why I couldn't see it, just that I couldn't. Anyone out there shine some light on this for me before I spend another hour tonight on the phone with the DTV guy? Thanks