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[QUOTE="ninety-nine, post: 4723924, member: 5497"]
Actually, the Yankees are occasionally on YouTubeTV. Some games (like tonight's TBS telecast of Yankees-Braves) get blacked out in CT/NY/NJ because they're simultaneously telecast on YES, but the ones that are on ESPN (not ESPN Plus) or FOX will sneak through because they're usually exclusive. Apple TV as well, if you have that.

You can also sign up for digital access to YES in Connecticut now, from what I can tell. I think it's new for this season. The YES website says it's available in Connecticut. I was going to test it out, but it looks like the Yanks are fading fast, and I don't want to spend $25 for a month of mediocrity. I wonder if that model will start to become normative, though; look at NFL Sunday Ticket moving to YouTubeTV (a big reason why I signed up for it and cancelled the family Frontier cable package). It feels like new vistas may open up for college sports too, and there might be a window where not being tied to a power conference TV contract gives UConn enough flexibility to get in on the ground floor of something creative.
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