For those in England...

[Slow Play Ray]

I am heading there Saturday morning, and I do not want to miss what are potentially the two most important Red Sox games of the season. How can I watch the games over there?

[diebitter]

I doubt you can. Maybe on Sky sports channels? Anyone got em?

[1800GAMBLER]

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I am heading there Saturday morning, and I do not want to miss what are potentially the two most important Red Sox games of the season. How can I watch the games over there?

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Come 6 months later so it's on channel 5.

Seriously, i have no idea i think you have utterly no chance at all.

[billyjex]

you can probably catch a bloody good cricket match

[pokerdirty]

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I am heading there Saturday morning, and I do not want to miss what are potentially the two most important Red Sox games of the season. How can I watch the games over there?

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mlb.tv, if you are going to have internet/computer access

[partygirluk]

You should be able to watch them.

If you can get to an internet cafe you can watch on a stream. If they are really big games they might be on TV.

[partygirluk]

Monday 03 October
1:00am - 4:05am
Five

and


Monday 10 October
1:00am - 4:05am
Five

There is live baseball on channel 5.

[TheTROLL]

Seriously unlikely, I'd have thought. Best chance I can think of in London would be The Sports Cafe in Haymarket, but I wouldn't get your hopes up. Definitely give them a call first if it's at all out of your way.

[Slow Play Ray]

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Seriously, i have no idea i think you have utterly no chance at all.

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stupid work.

[diebitter]

Ray, try a soccer game while you're here. What's the most exciting London club guys (exciting footie I mean, not potential for violence).