I got an e-mail from “best friends at Rogers” late last week that has some news that will interest Toronto Blue Jays Fans:
With the Jay’s season opener today, and the home opener on Monday, I just wanted to pop you a quick note to let you know that all Rogers Digital VIP TV customers with a Sportsnet subscription can now live stream all 162 Jays games with Rogers Anyplace TV on your computer or through the Rogers Live Mobile app for your smartphone.
You’ll never have to miss a minute of the game again.
For all the details on live streaming with Rogers check out RedBoard.
As I type this, the Blue Jays are 2 and 1, and there’s an extra playoff spot available. So perhaps this will the year that the Jays return to the post season. If that’s the case, I suspect that some die hard fans will be watching them on Anywhere TV from Rogers.
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See All 162 Blue Jays Games On Rogers Anywhere TV
I got an e-mail from “best friends at Rogers” late last week that has some news that will interest Toronto Blue Jays Fans:
With the Jay’s season opener today, and the home opener on Monday, I just wanted to pop you a quick note to let you know that all Rogers Digital VIP TV customers with a Sportsnet subscription can now live stream all 162 Jays games with Rogers Anyplace TV on your computer or through the Rogers Live Mobile app for your smartphone.
You’ll never have to miss a minute of the game again.
For all the details on live streaming with Rogers check out RedBoard.
As I type this, the Blue Jays are 2 and 1, and there’s an extra playoff spot available. So perhaps this will the year that the Jays return to the post season. If that’s the case, I suspect that some die hard fans will be watching them on Anywhere TV from Rogers.
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