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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 2052636, member: 199"] It is the opposite actually, ESPN owns all the AAC game broadcast rights (including the WCBB which was not true with the old BE) so ESPN is letting SNY broadcast some of the games in return for SNY providing the streaming to ESPN3, and in return ESPN3 blocks the streaming to the SNY 'home market' NY, NJ, and southern New England. The reason ESPN3 does not do the SNY halftime (nor pre or post game) is because SNY owns those outright as the are not the actual game that ESPN owns. So not getting the streaming of the SNY owned product is actually SNY's choice and not ESPN. [/QUOTE]