In a message of  to Mark Yoder (1:3634/22), you 
wrote:
 MY> If only my local cable clowns would get their act together and get both
 MY> ESPN2 and WGN.  8-)
 EG> Not having ESPN2 doesn't surprise me but WGN - geez. :-)
Not that unusual around here.  You can get two out of town stations before 
some sort of regulation kicks in.  TBS is still considered an Atlanta 
station, and it's an automatic one.  The choice on the east coast then comes 
down to WGN or WWOR out of New York.
 EG> Looks like WGN is going to take a ratings hit this year because of the
 EG> NBA. Who knows, maybe MLB owners will decide to go after the Cubs and
 EG> Braves like the NBA has gone after the Bulls.
They tried a couple of years ago, I thought.  The Cubs, Braves, Mets and 
Rangers were the big "superstation" teams, but I think those clubs shared 
some TV revenue, and settled it.  Personally, I'm with you in that the more 
games on, the more interest, the better for all.  I'm almost ready to buy one 
of the small dishes, and add a bunch of superstations to my viewing.
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