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Get a subscription to Bt sport, they have Espn and show baseball throughout the season, the playoffs and the World Series.
You could also get a season pass to MLB online but I have no idea how much that would cost, if you just want to watch a couple of games here and there..
Websites, there's loads, whether it's something traditional like Espn or sports illustrated, or more contemporary like the ringer or bleacher report. Also depends whether you want match reports or player profiles, or more in depth discussions about teams/ events that have happened.best way is to just watch as many games as you can and listen to the commentary, anything you don't understand or don't know google and you'll fill in the gaps pretty quickly..
You may want to choose a team and follow them will make it more personal, and mean you have a vested interest in learning more. Also means you'll have some place to travel to when you decide to go and watch a game in person... -
ESPN's coverage was good although I've not seen it in a while.
MLB have a reputation for doing clever streaming stuff of their own content with reasonable paid for access.
See if you can find the Ken Burns documentary series if you get intetested in the history.
National League only. Fuck the DH rule.
Grew up playing/watching it. Happy to explain rules
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Baseball. I've watched a bit here and there but want to start following it properly. Does any one else watch/follow it? If so, where's good for information to learn and keep up to date, websites, forums etc? Also what's the best way of watching games online?