How do you follow the Fish?

by FishNFinz on Jan 29, 2012 9:00 AM EST in Polls

As we found out a few weeks ago, Marlin fans are spread around the globe. Understandably, they may not be able to go to games to follow the Fish.

However, with the advancements of technology those fans have many more ways to follow games now.

This week I ask readers...

Poll

How do you usually follow Marlin games?

Going to games

8 votes

Local TV - Rich and Tommy

87 votes

Radio

7 votes

MLB Extra Innings Package

6 votes

MLB.tv

26 votes

Other Internet Streams

7 votes

Live StatTracker or similar

6 votes

Next day box score/recap via Internet

6 votes

Next day box score/recap via Newspaper

2 votes

Next day box score/recap via ESPN

4 votes

Next day box score/recap via MLBN

0 votes

Next day box score/recap via other TV

0 votes

Other (Specify in comments)

2 votes

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Usually Live Stattracker

I also try to catch them on TV when they face the Dodgers (or the Cubs on WGN America).

by d.o.g.o.b.g.y.n. on Jan 29, 2012 11:41 AM EST reply actions

i go to a few games per year, but i voted for rich and tony because that's how i catch most of the games

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by finzrule on Jan 29, 2012 1:59 PM EST reply actions

A few ways...

SNY network when they play the Mets. WGN America when they play the Cubs. Online/text updates any other time. Looking into MLB.TV but I’d need to get internet service and a device to stream it.

Marlins in the off-season. Get some... Free agents, that is.

by marlinsfan315 on Jan 29, 2012 4:46 PM EST via Android app reply actions