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First things first though, in order to watch the MLB content, you will need to be subscribed to MLB.TV’s premium package. Otherwise, this is going to be rolled out by way of a software update over the next few days, but just in case you are feeling a little impatient you can always go to Settings > Player Info > Check for Update to get it a little quicker.
In terms of what will be available, subscribers will be able to “watch local market or other nationally televised games approximately 90 minutes after they end.” Just in case you were not able to catch that game right away, you will also be able to view it up to seven days later by way of an on-demand feature.
All things considered, this little $99 set-top box is becoming a pretty good deal. Especially considering its ease of set-up and use thanks in part to having both a wired Ethernet connection as well as a wireless connection available.
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