MLB Network... Worth the price

First off, allow me to remind you that I (and perhaps Steve) will be taking part in the Victoria Times' second annual NFL Draft Live Blog. Of course, with all the football goodness here tomorrow, I feel it would be inappropriate to bring more football upon you today.

So, who's ready for the Yankees-Red Sox this weekend?! If you were to look at the TV schedule, you would have to assume everyone. After being asked if the Yankees were on ESPN all three games, one of my Yankee fan coworkers informed us that no, only two games of the series would be on ESPN. One game was on Fox.
I know MLB Network can't say this, but this is the best reason to get the Network. Outside of Red Sox or Yankee fans, everyone hates those teams. Nobody, aside from those two fanbases want to watch one game of the series, let alone three. The coverage has saturated our sports media, and, speaking for other non AL East fans, we are flat out sick of them.
Enter MLB Network. They have a responsibilty to represent all of the teams in Major League Baseball. If you want to find out just how bad the Royals actually are, you could WATCH them! You will get updates on the Reds! Fantastic.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, if you want to watch baseball (when the Twins aren't playing), you owe yourself to tune into MLB Network. Of course, this time around, the NHL playoffs and the NFL draft will be ongoing as well.