There's been so much of this energy directed towards Netflix having this game that is surprising

to me. And I even heard Al open up the warm-up show today talking about a Yankee fan account

that said opening day is sacred and it needs to be on the local RSNs and then mess with all the streaming services throughout the

rest of the year. But I know more people today that had cut the cord and have Netflix

and then went and got whatever MLB app now is having you pay for your local team or the Gotham sports app or whatever.

More people that do that that have Netflix that are sitting around doing the R.S.N.

Regional Sports Network deal.

So I don't believe there's going to be many Yankee fans anywhere in the country that are going to be flustered by this game being on Netflix.

I mean, there could be, you know, a number of fans that don't have Netflix.

Can't afford it, whatever.

Sure, but I don't know if they're showing it for free or not.

But Netflix is cheaper than cable.

I know, I know, but it's basically not TV as we knew TV.

It's appointment TV for movies and shows.

Yeah.

And now they're getting into live sports just to make themselves a little bit more relevant,

which I think is smart.

And they lost a deal with Warner Brothers.

So here we go.

You know, so now they're going to try to spend some money in this vein.

The one thing i will say

about all these streaming services when they do go into this they don't go into it with you know

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