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Related: About this forumWhen was the last time playoff baseball could be seen on free broadcast television?
Not the WS, but divisional and championship games?
Can't find the answer on Google.
Broadcast TV -- what you needed an antenna for. It was free. Remember? Anyone?

Cartoonist
(7,575 posts)Now I'm just a bandwagon jumper. Waiting for the Giants to come around again.
htuttle
(23,738 posts)It was a few years after the advent of cable TV. They warned us this would happen!
Auggie
(32,066 posts)but before I could start feeling sorry for myself discovered playoff baseball could be watched during the afternoons, and for free. My outlook did brighten, albeit temporarily.
El Supremo
(20,386 posts)But I had cable. The WGN broadcasts from Chicago lasted me until the Rockies arrived in '93.
stopbush
(24,644 posts)I’ll wait.
El Supremo
(20,386 posts)I've had cable for almost 35 years.
Princess Turandot
(4,836 posts)For example, the ALDS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_League_Division_Series_broadcasters
NBC last broadcast the ALDS in 2000 (Yankees-A's). However, FOX did show the playoff games on its broadcast affiliates (when they were doing the coverage) for a few more years after that until they launched FS1.
Auggie
(32,066 posts)dflprincess
(28,664 posts)The Twins haven't been for several years. And after the public built them that nice ballpark this is the thanks the fans get.
Auggie
(32,066 posts)S.F. Bay Area. Don’t know about anywhere else.
Ohiogal
(35,962 posts)Like afternoon baseball during the week.