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When Will the Rest of LA Get to Watch the Dodgers from Home?
The Dodgers have emerged from bankruptcy in the Frank McCourt era with a team that shows signs of being a contender. But a substantial number of Major League Baseball's most loyal fans won't be able to watch them on TV.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Dodgers have emerged from bankruptcy in the Frank McCourt era with a team that shows signs of being a contender. But a substantial number of Major League Baseball's most loyal fans won't be able to watch them on TV. They have a new 24/7 Channel called SportsNet LA, bought by Time Warner for $8.35 billion over 25 years, but most of the LA market doesn't have Time Warner TV.
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