February 14, 201412 yr WHITE SOX ANNOUNCE 2014 SPRING TRAINING BROADCAST SCHEDULE February 14, 2014 at 1:03pm FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, February 14, 2014 Spring Training Games to be Featured on Television, Radio and Internet CHICAGO – The Chicago White Sox, Comcast SportsNet, WGN-TV and WSCR-AM 670 The Score have announced the team’s 2014 spring training broadcast schedule. The White Sox will have 10 Cactus League games televised from Arizona (nine on Comcast SportsNet and one on WGN), and seven additional webcasts of spring training games free on whitesox.com. WSCR-AM, the club’s flagship radio station, will air nine games (including three interactive broadcasts). Comcast SportsNet’s first spring training broadcast is scheduled for Friday, March 14 at 3:05 p.m. CDT when the White Sox face Cleveland at Camelback Ranch – Glendale (CBR). CSN will air the Sox-Cubs game at CBR on Friday, March 21. Along with airing seven home games, CSN will broadcast games at Colorado (Scottsdale) on March 23 and at Seattle (Peoria) on March 24. WGN will close out the spring broadcast schedule on Thursday, March 27 when the White Sox play the Cubs in Mesa at 2:05 p.m. CDT. Ken “Hawk” Harrelson and Steve Stone will work all 10 television games in their sixth season together as the White Sox broadcast team. Harrelson is set to begin his 30th season as the television voice of the White Sox, while Stone enters his sixth year in the Sox television booth. WSCR-AM broadcasts the first of its nine games on Friday, February 28 at 2:05 p.m. CST when the White Sox open Cactus League play vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers in Glendale. WSCR-AM features the on-air tandem of Ed Farmer and Darrin Jackson. Three of the nine game broadcasts (March 2, 8 and 16) feature an “interactive” format, allowing listeners to interact with Farmer, Jackson, and pre and post-game host Chris Rongey during the broadcast. In addition to television and radio broadcasts, the White Sox will present webcasts of seven spring training games, in their entirety, at whitesox.com. The spring training webcasts begin on February 28 vs. the Dodgers and are available free to all fans with internet access. Russ Langer will serve as the play-by-play announcer for all seven webcasts. Additional information regarding spring training broadcasts and tickets at CBR can be found at whitesox.com/spring.
February 14, 201412 yr How many do I get with Mlb.tv. This is my first year with MLB.tv. I've always had Extra Innings. 70 bucks cheaper and now I get HD. Hopefully we're competitive for awhile so that I don't try to kill myself while I try to watch.
February 14, 201412 yr QUOTE (Butter Parque @ Feb 14, 2014 -> 01:15 PM) How many do I get with Mlb.tv. This is my first year with MLB.tv. I've always had Extra Innings. 70 bucks cheaper and now I get HD. Hopefully we're competitive for awhile so that I don't try to kill myself while I try to watch. All the ones that are announced in the press release. You get mlb game day audio as part of mlb.tv, and the webcasts are open to all. You will need to use mlb.tv(or the at at app) to watch the csn and wgn games. Spring training games are blackout free.
February 18, 201412 yr MLB Network will show a bunch of Sox games for the out of towners: 2-28 4pm at Dodgers (2 hour delay) 3-10 3pm at Brewers (live) 3-14 6am at Angels 3-14 11pm vs Indians 3-15 9pm vs Dodgers (live) 3-16 7pm at Rangers 3-18 6am at Brewers 3-18 3pm vs A's (live) 3-19 3pm vs Angels (live) 3-21 3pm vs Cubs (live) 3-23 3am vs Giants 3-25 6am at Mariners 3-26 3pm vs Reds (live) 3-28 6am at Cubs Edited February 21, 201412 yr by flavum
February 18, 201412 yr QUOTE (flavum @ Feb 18, 2014 -> 03:32 PM) MLB Network will show a bunch of Sox games for the out of towners: 2-28 4pm at Dodgers 3-10 3pm at Brewers 3-14 11pm vs Indians 3-15 9pm vs Dodgers 3-16 7pm at Rangers 3-18 6am at Brewers 3-18 3pm vs A's 3-19 3pm vs Angels 3-21 3pm vs Cubs 3-23 3am vs Giants 3-25 6am at Mariners 3-26 3pm vs Reds 3-28 6am at Cubs 6am? Whats up with that?
February 18, 201412 yr QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Feb 18, 2014 -> 04:11 PM) 6am? Whats up with that? Tape delay. Besides the 9pm game on March 15, if it's not starting at 3pm, it's on tape delay.
February 19, 201412 yr QUOTE (flavum @ Feb 18, 2014 -> 01:32 PM) MLB Network will show a bunch of Sox games for the out of towners: 2-28 4pm at Dodgers 3-10 3pm at Brewers 3-14 11pm vs Indians 3-15 9pm vs Dodgers 3-16 7pm at Rangers 3-18 6am at Brewers 3-18 3pm vs A's 3-19 3pm vs Angels 3-21 3pm vs Cubs 3-23 3am vs Giants 3-25 6am at Mariners 3-26 3pm vs Reds 3-28 6am at Cubs bee's f***ing knees!
February 22, 201412 yr QUOTE (raBBit @ Feb 22, 2014 -> 01:44 PM) How wonderful that sounds. Baseball can't come soon enough. Word. Also looking forward to seeing Abreu's first fake at-bat. Also Flowers is starting and Ventura says he has the inside track to the starting job.
February 23, 201412 yr Thank Jesus. Less than 7 whole days until White Sox BASEBALL! That sound so juicy. My Son's due date is in 8. Whoa.
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