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[QUOTE="ninety-nine, post: 4739738, member: 5497"]
Meh. I'm over 50 and follow the Yankees, and I'm fine with having shifted over to YouTubeTV. I can listen to most of the Yankees games on the radio via the WFAN website (as I'm doing while I type this), and if they are in contention next year, I can subscribe to YES digitally for about $25 a month whenever I feel like it. I split my YTTV subscription with a couple family members, so it comes out to only $25 a month (setting aside NFL Sunday Ticket, which was $250 for this season). I have some issues with YTTV (like not carrying NBC Sports Boston in Bristol, which prevents me from watching Connecticut Sun games - guess I have to move a few miles to Farmington if I want that), but overall it's been good. I don't watch much linear TV anymore, save for sports. And I'm really liking being able to fast-forward through commercials and easily DVR a few programs I used to watch on Hulu or various network apps, which don't let you skip ads.
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