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MLB taking on Slingbox - Illegal to watch MLB on the road?

hollywoodreporteresq.com — "Of course, what they are doing is not legal," MLB general counsel Michael Mellis told The Hollywood Reporter Esq. "We and other leagues have formed a group to study the issue and plan our response. A lot depends on ongoing discussions. Plus, there's no guarantee that Slingbox will be around next year. It's a startup."

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  • etandrib, on 10/11/2007, -0/+1I think MLB needs a new General Counsel. Maybe they can recommend the following:

    1) Acceptance in technology that allows people to view their material from anywhere
    2) Ban Barry Bonds forever and erase his name from the books
    3) Something about how baseball is boring to watch and should have some rule changed to make it more entertaining followed by a flame war about the traditional game and new ideas...
    4) blah blah blah

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