BRIGGS wrote:BigRedDog wrote:NYKMentality wrote:Since living in Florida and no longer Queens I just get NBA League Pass through my cable provider (Spectrum) and I love it. $199.99 gets you the full package with all the games of every team and the 119.99 package includes just one team.
I always get the $199.99 package in order to enjoy other games during Knicks nights off from time to time and imo the extra $80 is well worth it.
I also order the MSG Network every basketball season too.
(It's more relaxing and convenient than having to stream games every night).
order MSG network from where? How?
Im in CT and cant get it 1 state over and there is no pro nba team here. If you have 203 for a phone number you can get msg if you have 860 u cant. How Fd up is that? Why cant u universally pay for msg anywhere??? makes no sense
So you have MSG in one home and not the other? What you can do is watch in your home without MSG using the computer and using the login from your other home.
Open browser and login to your account for your tv provider from your other home. Say you have optimum...sign in to optimum first in one tab. Once signed in then open another tab and go to msggo.com and login using tv provider. Select your tv provider from you other home which in this example is optimum. It will redirect you to the optimum login but since you are logged in the other tab it will authenticate. Now you can watch MSG.
Since you probably don't want to watch in a small laptop screen...connect your laptop to your TV via HDMI.
Use Fubo to get msg, espn just no TNT
BRIGGS wrote:BigRedDog wrote:NYKMentality wrote:Since living in Florida and no longer Queens I just get NBA League Pass through my cable provider (Spectrum) and I love it. $199.99 gets you the full package with all the games of every team and the 119.99 package includes just one team.
I always get the $199.99 package in order to enjoy other games during Knicks nights off from time to time and imo the extra $80 is well worth it.
I also order the MSG Network every basketball season too.
(It's more relaxing and convenient than having to stream games every night).
order MSG network from where? How?
Im in CT and cant get it 1 state over and there is no pro nba team here. If you have 203 for a phone number you can get msg if you have 860 u cant. How Fd up is that? Why cant u universally pay for msg anywhere??? makes no sense
My brother lives in Westin and has MSG. Uses his MSG Go app when on the road. I have a place in the city with Spectrum and MSG. Also live in Tampa and when I'm there I use my MSG Go app on large desktop to view the game. But prefer League Pass to watch other games. If one of your houses has MSG then use the MSG Go app at the other house using that cable providers info.
As much as you like scouting talent, you may want to just get league pass.
knicks1248 wrote:why not league pass?
Only works if you aren’t within the local geographical area where MSG is broadcast
NYKMentality wrote:Since living in Florida and no longer Queens I just get NBA League Pass through my cable provider (Spectrum) and I love it. $199.99 gets you the full package with all the games of every team and the 119.99 package includes just one team.
I always get the $199.99 package in order to enjoy other games during Knicks nights off from time to time and imo the extra $80 is well worth it.
I also order the MSG Network every basketball season too.
(It's more relaxing and convenient than having to stream games every night).
I used the league pass app to watch knicks games in Germany on my phone. It was about $15 a month
Helped keep my sanity during Germany’s covid lockdown which was 10x worse than anything in the US
BRIGGS wrote:I have two homes in ct. one that has a 203 prefix the other( where I mostly stay) is 860. Here’s the deal. I get msg networks at the 203. Before crushalot got me on to hehe stream I literally had to travel back and forth 45 min just to watch the Knicks— and as a pscyco fan I used to do it. I was able to use he he stream the last two years which was incredible for me. The problem is he he streams is now gonzo. I don’t mind paying whatever but I can’t get the Knicks ( or atleast I couldn’t) on pay nba tv because it would still blackout. Where is my avenue to watch on tv in a non ny market albeit in the true state area. I’m bot worried about paying whatever either. It wouod suck if I had to go back to radio in 2021 especially if I’m willing to spend whatever it takes to watch??
vipbox.eu
The site only works on laptop or desktop computer and the ads are annoying as hell but you can literally watch any sporting event in the world. A pickup soccer game in Equitorial Guinea, it’s on there
NYKBocker wrote:BRIGGS wrote:BigRedDog wrote:NYKMentality wrote:Since living in Florida and no longer Queens I just get NBA League Pass through my cable provider (Spectrum) and I love it. $199.99 gets you the full package with all the games of every team and the 119.99 package includes just one team.
I always get the $199.99 package in order to enjoy other games during Knicks nights off from time to time and imo the extra $80 is well worth it.
I also order the MSG Network every basketball season too.
(It's more relaxing and convenient than having to stream games every night).
order MSG network from where? How?
Im in CT and cant get it 1 state over and there is no pro nba team here. If you have 203 for a phone number you can get msg if you have 860 u cant. How Fd up is that? Why cant u universally pay for msg anywhere??? makes no sense
So you have MSG in one home and not the other? What you can do is watch in your home without MSG using the computer and using the login from your other home. Open browser and login to your account for your tv provider from your other home. Say you have optimum...sign in to optimum first in one tab. Once signed in then open another tab and go to msggo.com and login using tv provider. Select your tv provider from you other home which in this example is optimum. It will redirect you to the optimum login but since you are logged in the other tab it will authenticate. Now you can watch MSG.
Since you probably don't want to watch in a small laptop screen...connect your laptop to your TV via HDMI.
BRIGGS, this is the best reply to you. You should be able to do the above.
You can connect your browser to the TV in many different ways (HDMI via laptop is just one way). Get the MSG Go app working in CT and figure out the best way for you to get it to your TV. Your best tech resource will be any teenager 
and I'm not even kidding
Briggs, I've used Slingbox in the past to watch my home TV when I was away. I believe that you could hook up 203 to your slingbox and watch msg from your laptop or PC at any other location through the Slingbox. You can even change the channels remotely.
Yeah as long as you have a cable account in you're 203 home you should be able to log into the MSG app using your cable log in. Then I usually just cast it from my phone onto the TV.
VDesai wrote:Yeah as long as you have a cable account in you're 203 home you should be able to log into the MSG app using your cable log in. Then I usually just cast it from my phone onto the TV.
This kind of stinks for those who have 860 not 203. I may end up lucky but it doesnt make it reasonably fair for those who dont have same
BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
Youtube has a two week free trial BTW. I don’t get fox south which carries Hornet games.
League pass blocks out when Knicks are in Charlotte.
I'd say get an Android TV Box and download the MSG Go APK onto it. Prices on boxes vary depending on their functionality. I haven't tried this because I'm in an area where League Pass works fine, but I've done it with other apps.
martin wrote:Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
Try this - put your zip code in. I thought I had MSG when I had Youtube, but maybe not - I'm not seeing it on the channel line up when I do any searches.
I have Fubo now - great service.
https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?utm_serv...
franco12 wrote:martin wrote:Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
Try this - put your zip code in. I thought I had MSG when I had Youtube, but maybe not - I'm not seeing it on the channel line up when I do any searches.I have Fubo now - great service.
https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?utm_serv...
Thanks, it was more of a rhetorical question 
I have FuboTV too only cause YouTube TV didn't carry MSG, I like YouTube service much better but I gotta get my Knicks fix.
martin wrote:franco12 wrote:martin wrote:Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
Try this - put your zip code in. I thought I had MSG when I had Youtube, but maybe not - I'm not seeing it on the channel line up when I do any searches.I have Fubo now - great service.
https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?utm_serv...
Thanks, it was more of a rhetorical question
I have FuboTV too only cause YouTube TV didn't carry MSG, I like YouTube service much better but I gotta get my Knicks fix.
I had them both for a while - maybe it was for MSG. I used to like Youtube TV better, but I think I've just grown comfortable with Fubo. Youtube just starting to escalate on pricing to the point where it was the same as everyone else.
I should add- I might want to give Direct TV a shot for football.
BRIGGS wrote:VDesai wrote:Yeah as long as you have a cable account in you're 203 home you should be able to log into the MSG app using your cable log in. Then I usually just cast it from my phone onto the TV.
This kind of stinks for those who have 860 not 203. I may end up lucky but it doesnt make it reasonably fair for those who dont have same
860 must be Celtics territory so the regional cable providers probably carrying NESN in lieu of MSG.
VDesai wrote:BRIGGS wrote:VDesai wrote:Yeah as long as you have a cable account in you're 203 home you should be able to log into the MSG app using your cable log in. Then I usually just cast it from my phone onto the TV.
This kind of stinks for those who have 860 not 203. I may end up lucky but it doesnt make it reasonably fair for those who dont have same
860 must be Celtics territory so the regional cable providers probably carrying NESN in lieu of MSG.
Thats exactly right
martin wrote:Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
UPDATE: Sorry, Martin. I stand corrected...could have sworn I was watching NYK on YouTubeTV, but I also have Spectrum in my Manhattan apt, so I guess I was watching on MSG app or Spectrum app.
That said, YouTubeTV is still the BEST way to watch television. Amazing service, infinite DVR, smooth and simple.
Moonangie wrote:martin wrote:Moonangie wrote:BRIGGS...YouTube TV has MSG network and is the best streaming service...WAY better than cable - as long as you can live without YES Network.
Can you double verify if YouTubeTV has MSG Network? Cause mine does not and I'm in western NY state.
UPDATE: Sorry, Martin. I stand corrected...could have sworn I was watching NYK on YouTubeTV, but I also have Spectrum in my Manhattan apt, so I guess I was watching on MSG app or Spectrum app.
That said, YouTubeTV is still the BEST way to watch television. Amazing service, infinite DVR, smooth and simple.
^ Thanks. And I agree about YouTube TV being the best service, outside of the fact that I can't order MSG à la carte from them.
