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Old Posted Nov 5, 2025, 3:01 AM
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While I have no particular gripes with Sportsnet's coverage, I've got a big gripe with it's pricing and service - monthly subscription prices have nearly doubled in the past couple years and are now $30/month (!). And it's an especially terrible service I primarily just want to watch Raptors games, but due to broadcast regulations they show half of their regular season games (you'll need a separate TSN subscription to watch any of the other half...). Gotta love the Canadian telecom oligopolies.

I had vowed to not renew my subscription this year, but then the Jays made it to the World Series.



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Originally Posted by EnvisionSaintJohn View Post
Finally, I hope Rogers eventually does the right thing and renames their ballpark Rogers SkyDome. The Rogers Centre has never been a great name, and it's now 0-1 at the World Series, while SkyDome remains 2-0. Baseball is a sport of history and superstition... they never should have messed with the name of the ballpark that won back to back World Series. Thankfully, there's nothing stopping them from changing it back.
That would certainly be a popular thing to do and go a long way at building goodwill with the public. So Rogers definitely won't do it.

In the meantime though, there is still a Skydome in Toronto.


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