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ESPN Plus. Looking for more great stuff? The catch: In addition to a select group of national broadcast games that are blacked out across the service , viewers aren't allowed to stream games from any team within their local broadcast market. The Seattle Mariners have the distinction of being the team with the largest blacked-out market, with enough land to fill the country of South Africa: more than , square miles covering parts or all of seven states, including North Dakota and Alaska.
But even out-of-region fans run into restrictions. Some parts of the country have more than one team blocked off. Fans in Hawaii aren't allowed to watch any of the five California teams. Fans in Las Vegas and Iowa are blocked from watching six teams each.
The blackouts are a constant source of irritation for fans, said Phillip Swann, a television industry analyst who runs TVanswerman. They're obviously not getting in a car and driving to the stadium.