I think the biggest thing to worry about would be the TV money thing going away before we can take advantage of it. We should be fine in getting market value for the WGN games package, but it's the fact that the CSN Chicago ones that don't end until after 2019 that worry me. We may very well have ala carte TV channels by then. Obviously you could get more $$$ for the whole package, so I'd expect them to sign a short-term deal for the TV rights to the WGN games. WGN will still be a crap deal, relatively speaking. They don't have the ability to get high carriage fees in the Chicago area because they broadcast here, and they have no leverage to ask for them outside of Chicago because the Cubs aren't popular enough there and they'd just be booted off cable. They're just worth ad revenue to WGN Yeah, we don't have the national fanbase that the Reds do, so our deal will probably suck. What the hell are you talking about? What part don't you understand? If WGN tells every cable company in the country "give us three dollars per month per customer or you can't carry WGNAmerica" they'll be laughed at and WGN will no longer be carried outside of the Chicago area. Inside the Chicago broadcast area, I don't believe they can even ask for a carriage fee. So WGN won't be able to use the Cubs as leverage to get huge amounts in fees from cable companies the way Fox sports West (or whatever it's called) can from the 18 million people in their area. That's where most of the money is in these deals, not in the advertising revenue from broadcasting the games. And that's why LA is such a lucrative tv market for the cable company, despite the lousy ratings the Dodgers get. And that's why I wouldn't be surprised if WGN loses the Cubs (and Sox) completely, at least until a hypothetical future where cable television goes a la carte