Moving and want to see my options of still watching C's games...

[Andrew Celtic Nation]

So i'd really appreciate any information from fellow Celtic fans who don't live in range of CSNNE. I'm moving south after living in massachusetts my whole life and NEED to be able to continue to watch Celtics games, unfortunately League Pass doesn't go with the cable provider I'll have down there and I was wondering if there are any other options, right now I'm thinking of doing the online league pass but i'm worried about the quality of it for 100 dollars. I'd love to still get Comcast Sportsnet but I don't think its possible. What do you guys do? Any answers would be greatly appreciated.

[dpaps]

League pass broadband is your best bet. Quality is pretty good, and it has some really cool features. You can watch multiple games at a time, etc. If you don't want that, getting a Slingbox and setting it up at a family or friend's house in Mass would be an option. Other than that, going to bars or watching poor quality feeds on illegal websites are what's left.

[alley oop]

You can get CSNNE with Direct TV’s Sports Pack. With League Pass too, all games are available; however, the Comcast broadcast is blocked out when the game is nationally broadcast. 

[lJesterl]

I can agree. I had Direct TV with the sports package and CSN NE airs every single celtics home game. You can watch most of the away games on the pc through league pass broad band if u want or if you have league pass broadband you can always watch the game on the nba channels.

[Andrew Celtic Nation]

thanks for the info fellas, I went with broadband for the time being as the payment plan was tempting as I get stuff figured out, but eventually i will look into CSSNE.