ESPN has blocked a TON of VPN IP addresses. I can't get it to load on NordVPN, either.
I'd say you have three choices going forward.
1) Buy access to a DEDICATED IP VPN from your VPN provider. This will give you a clean IP that they will not know is a VPN.
2) Go old school and get a heavily amplified antennae and attach it to your roof.
3) Try Locast and see if you can get access to the Philly broadcast channels.
It’s 95% thunderstorms until 11pm. If it’s postponed, would they most likely play tomorrow afternoon?
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I mean, it is unfortunate that there will be no free way to watch the games anymore... But the situation you describe above has a workaround or a very inexpensive solution.
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Nothing yet but we’re checking the blog and the Unions twitter. There’s another huge cell of storms coming in from the west so I don’t see anyway they get this game in unless they wanna kickoff at like 11.
The game will be locally broadcast if you have cable and get The Comcast Network, but if you don't you can buy MLS Live for (legal) streams of almost every league game, or just check the match thread in /r/MLS later tonight and wait for someone to post an (illegal) stream.
If you're waiting for the latter, it will probably be worth downloading VLC ahead of time. Not only is it the best program for accessing high-quality streams, it is arguably the single greatest media player in the world.
You have to make sure you use a VPN that can handle video bandwidth. Some cheaper/free VPNs can't handle it or will block it altogether.
I use ExpressVPN and have never had an issue with video quality.