Question about watching Detroit Pistons games in the Toledo area

[80sTalkRadioFan]

Are there any Toledo stations/subchannels adding "The Spot TV" for Detroit Pistons coverage? In my location, near the Oh/Mi border, the only way I know of to get "Detroit-20" is with a strong outdoor antenna, or Fubo. I've had Fubo before and really don't want it again, especially since their price increase. I cannot get 20 from FRNDLYTV as I'm just out of range, according to my ip address.

[MWmetalhead]

Unfortunately, no Toledo market affiliate has been announced.

[80sTalkRadioFan]

Thanks, MW. That's what I figured, as I put in my zip code and got nothing on the SPOTTV website. Oh well, still at least a month or two before the Pistons get going in the regular season.

[rawmustard]

Is Toledo even considered in-market for the Pistons? If they aren't, you may end up springing for an NBATV package or "sailing the high seas."

[MWmetalhead]

Based on the 75 mile rule, the Pistons are presumably subject to blackout on NBA League Pass in Toledo.

Sailing the high sails, as you put it, or purchasing a Pistons streaming subscription from DAZN for $20 a month are the best ways to watch TV-20 games in the Toledo market. A Toledo area viewer could also try signing up for a cheap streaming service that carries WMYD using a Monroe County zip code.

[80sTalkRadioFan]

Detroit Pistons and Cleveland Cavs games have always been available in the Toledo area, going back to the old Fox Sports regional networks, through Bally Sports and Fan Duel. Thanks again, MW, I didn't know DAZN had such a subscription.

[MWmetalhead]

Regular season opener will air for free OTA on NBC.

It is a Tuesday matinee game against the Celtics.