You and Xfinity: A Quest to Catch the Elusive Detroit Tigers
Ah, the Detroit Tigers. A team that brings back memories of glorious rallies (that '84 championship, anyone?) and...well, let's just say some interesting recent seasons. But hey, that's what makes them our Tigers, right?
But here's the thing, fellow fan. Catching those Tigers on Xfinity these days can feel like chasing a squirrel with a sprained ankle through a hedge maze. Buckle up, because we're about to untangle this cable conundrum.
The Bad News: Xfinity and Bally Sports Are Playing Baseball...But Not That Kind
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Here's the first pitch: Xfinity, in a move that left many fans feeling more strikeouts than home runs, decided to drop Bally Sports channels. Bally's Sports, you see, is where the Tigers call home (metaphorically, of course – Comerica Park is their actual diamond). So, with Xfinity not carrying Bally Sports, you won't find the Tigers chilling on any of their regular channels. Bummer alert!
But Wait, There's a Wink from the Bullpen (Maybe?)
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Don't despair just yet! Here are a couple of options to get your Tigers fix, even with Xfinity's curveball:
The Bally Sports App: Friend or Foe? This app lets you subscribe directly to Bally Sports Detroit, granting you access to those sweet, sweet Tigers games. However, there's a catch (there's always a catch, isn't there?). This subscription adds an extra cost on top of your Xfinity bill. Think of it as a special Tigers tax you pay to watch Miggy hit dingers.
Exploring Other Avenues: MLB.tv This is Major League Baseball's official streaming service. Here, you can subscribe to watch Tigers games (and potentially even out-of-market games, which is a bonus!).
So, How Do I Actually Watch the Tigers Without Feeling Like I'm Lost in the Stands?
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Here's a quick cheat sheet:
Xfinity + Bally Sports App: This lets you watch Tigers games, but for an extra fee. (Think "premium seats" behind home plate.)
MLB.tv: This is a separate subscription service, but it offers access to potentially more games, including some out-of-market ones.
Bonus Tip: Xfinity does offer "Tigers Live," which is basically news, interviews, and analysis about the team. It's great for staying in the loop, but it's not quite the same as watching them play.
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Frequently Asked Questions (Because We Know You Have Them)
- How to watch the Tigers on Xfinity with the Bally Sports App? Download the app and subscribe to Bally Sports Detroit. There will be an additional cost.
- How to watch Tigers games with MLB.tv? Subscribe to MLB.tv. You might be able to catch out-of-market games too!
- How much does it cost to watch the Tigers on the Bally Sports App? The price can vary, so check the app for current rates.
- Is there a free way to watch the Tigers on Xfinity? Not currently. You can watch "Tigers Live" for free, but it's not live game coverage.
- Will Xfinity ever bring back Bally Sports? We don't have a crystal ball, but negotiations are ongoing. Stay tuned!
So, there you have it, folks! With a little creativity and maybe a bit of extra cash, you can still cheer on your Detroit Tigers, even with the Xfinity situation. Now go forth and enjoy some baseball (and hopefully, some victories)!
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