And then weibe and gass went on to count them out and there was definitely more than doyle had thought.only thing that really bugged me is doyle saying we only had 2-3 top players...
everything else was pretty fair.
And then weibe and gass went on to count them out and there was definitely more than doyle had thought.only thing that really bugged me is doyle saying we only had 2-3 top players...
everything else was pretty fair.
And then weibe and gass went on to count them out and there was definitely more than doyle had thought.
He came around on that after the other guys pushed back and conceded maybe half our starters are top 5, which he correctly noted is less than the last few years.only thing that really bugged me is doyle saying we only had 2-3 top players...
“NYCFC - Home For The City” 2021 Season Preview Show Debuts Friday, April 9 | New York City FC
New York City FC and the YES Network, its exclusive regional television partner, are delighted to announce that “NYCFC – Home for the City” will return in 2021 with a season preview show on Friday, April 9 at 7:00 p.m. The Club’s broadcast duo of Joe Tolleson and Ian Joywww.nycfc.com
yes channel or yes app. so can't watch unless you have YES via traditional cable. so that probably eliminates half of the fanbase. lol.
Well are you expecting to get content you're not paying for? I realize YES isn't on most streaming platforms, but you have to subscribe to the network to get its content.
Just stating the fact that half the fanbase won't be able to enjoy this content. Also why much of the fanbase can't even watch games cause YES is only on traditional cable, which many people just simply don't have anymore.
I realize YES is what we have and for reasons... but would be nice if they would get back on streaming services.
Unfortunately, considering all the streaming services have dumped them it doesn't appear to be entirely YES's choice. Seems the streaming services have made a conscious effort not to care about sports programming. At least their coverage is good, and at least they are doing more coverage around the games than in past years. Pregame show now, and over the last year a few NYCFC specials.
Everytime I turn around Hulu has a commercial saying it has live sports, so it does care about sports programming. Hulu and the other carriers didn’t drop Yes it dropped Sinclair and it’s 21 RSNs as Sinclair was probably hoping to leverage its supply of RSNs to get a higher fee. YES should make it a time exclusive for 24 hrs and then place it on NYCFC YouTube. if no one can see it, then what is the point of making it. I am sure they can still run ads on youtube.Unfortunately, considering all the streaming services have dumped them it doesn't appear to be entirely YES's choice. Seems the streaming services have made a conscious effort not to care about sports programming. At least their coverage is good, and at least they are doing more coverage around the games than in past years. Pregame show now, and over the last year a few NYCFC specials.
It's not Hulu or YES or Sinclair. They don't get anywhere near most of the money paid for sports programming. That goes to owners and players. Everyone else involved is taking a slice of a small cut. Beyond that:
- Sports networks can make much more money by forcing everyone on a service (cable, satellite or streaming) to pay a certain fee, than they can selling it just to those who want it for a higher fee.
- Streaming services have less ability to increase monthly base fees to their subscribers than cable or satellite can because they came into existence as a lower costs semi, sort of, a la carte alternative.
- Sports network fees are usually the highest network fees paid by cable, satellite and streaming services. If streaming services give in to every national and regional sports network, and force every subscriber to subsidize the most expensive programming regardless of whether they watch it they lose most (not all but most) of the reason for their existence.
- RSNs can't lower fees just to streaming services, and if they lower them to all services the owners and players will make less money and they will not allow that.
- Similarly they have chosen not to offer stand-alone sports subscriptions because the data tells them that will cause the cable and satellite model to start bleeding customers and that undermines the first point, which is how they make most of their money, and so owners and players won't let them do that.
- It always comes back to league owners and players.
- The owners are not on your side.
- The players are not on your side.
- I don't know why fans take sides when owners and players fight, because when it comes to us owners and players are allied against us to get as much of our money as possible. I really can't care how they split it up. But that's another issue.
- Nobody is offering true a la carte, and if they did you'd probably end up paying as much as standard cable for fewer channels.
- Either choose streaming, save your money, and stop bitching, or sign up for a cable or satellite plan that has YES. Those are your options.
- Well, I guess you can keep bitching, but, come on. This has been going on for years now.
YES Network Scheduled to Televise 29 New York City FC Regular Season Matches | New York City FC
NEW YORK, N.Y., April 7, 2021 – New York City FC today announced that the Club’s broadcast partner YES Network is scheduled to televise 29 regular season NYCFC matches this season, the most since the Club debuted in 2015. YES’ telecast schedule will kick-off with the season opener on Saturday,www.nycfc.com
6 matches (of 29) live only on the YES App
- Wednesday, June 23 7:30 PM vs. Atlanta (Red Bull Arena)
- Wednesday, July 21 7:30 PM vs. Montreal (Red Bull Arena)
- Wednesday, August 4 8 PM at Chicago
- Wednesday, August 18 7:30 PM at Philadelphia
- Tuesday, September 14 7:30 PM vs. Dallas
- Sunday, October 3 6 PM vs. Nashville (Red Bull Arena)
Anybody had a good experience with ESPN+ and a VPN? Any specific VPN you would recommend? Thanks a bunch.
YES Network Scheduled to Televise 29 New York City FC Regular Season Matches | New York City FC
NEW YORK, N.Y., April 7, 2021 – New York City FC today announced that the Club’s broadcast partner YES Network is scheduled to televise 29 regular season NYCFC matches this season, the most since the Club debuted in 2015. YES’ telecast schedule will kick-off with the season opener on Saturday,www.nycfc.com
6 matches (of 29) live only on the YES App
- Wednesday, June 23 7:30 PM vs. Atlanta (Red Bull Arena)
- Wednesday, July 21 7:30 PM vs. Montreal (Red Bull Arena)
- Wednesday, August 4 8 PM at Chicago
- Wednesday, August 18 7:30 PM at Philadelphia
- Tuesday, September 14 7:30 PM vs. Dallas
- Sunday, October 3 6 PM vs. Nashville (Red Bull Arena)
Does this mean it won't be on ESPN for out of market?
so if you don’t have a traditional cable subscription you can’t watch 29 out of the 34(?) games this season. Going to be pretty hard to follow the team if you can’t see basically all the games.