0 sharesLocal blackout restrictions for MLB games have left fans furious in recent years, but that could be changing very soon. MLB announced that Billy Chambers, a long-time regional sports network executive, would be taking over as executive vice president/local media. However, with streaming being the preferred choice of viewership for many now, MLB is trying to fix the current set-up. A situation brought this situation to light when an MLB player actually had an issue watching his team. FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL OUTFIELDER AND COACH LEE TINSLEY DEAD AT 53 The only problem was that he couldn’t stream the game, because of blackout restrictions.

Source: Fox News January 14, 2023 18:03 UTC