The launch of SportsNet LA in February was thought to mark a shift in broadcasting rights for professional sports teams as the Los Angeles Dodgers signed a 25-year, $8.35 billion contract to form their own network.
While SportsNet LA has provided unparalleled access to the team with his gameday programing and behind the scenes through Emmy Award-winning “Backstage: Dodgers,” securing deals with other pay-TV providers has been futile. As a result, fans who can’t opt for Spectrum have either been left in the dark or forced to find other means.
One option for those living outside what’s considered the Dodgers’ television market is a subscription to MLB.