Yep, it's my XM (got a timex unit for my bedside table at xmas) + the audio/video package from mlb.com. mlb.com blacks out a few games, but most are available to me in Central IL. I've got XM in my car as well, so I'm good to go. My cable provider, Insight, doesn't carry either EI or Center Ice - pretty silly, as it would be nothing but extra revenue for them. Fair enough. But, I get EI for all MLB games, not just the Cubs. With Fantasy baseball as popular as ever, MLB should be capitalizing on the opportunity for EI to be seen regardless of what cable provider subscribers have. If they are stupid enough to sign an exclusivity contract with one provider, then I might have to agree with you and not feel sorry for them or myself. I think I'd probably wind up listening to more games on my XM radio. I wonder if they get rid of blackouts if I could watch the games on comcast sportsnet chicago, I pay extra for that channel but they blackout all the Cubs games so its usually only good for watching the pre and post game shows and Tribune live is occasionaly entertaining. Dan Plesac is a tool though. *sigh* If I could watch all the games on WGN and the games carried on comcast sportsnet I think Id be pretty happy and not be worried about losing the EI package.