I voted that because of my long-term hatred towards Comcast, but the fact of the matter is that FIOS TV doesn’t give me that CSN HD feed which sucks. The SD feed from Comcast to VZ is buggy so I would stick with comcast until the end of the season and see who gets next years contract before making any rash decisions. These second half season games are going to be intense.

There are several reasons to boycott Comcast.
1. Their product is horrible.
2. They are expensive
3. They suck with what they have done with Blazers coverage.
I will never have Comcast as long as I live and I will preach to others the same.

Every pay TV provider raises their rates annually….including FIOS, Dish Network, Direct TV.

Yes paying more sucks, but so goes the world these days. I also have my broadband and phone through Comcast. To be honest their customer service has actually been pretty solid. I see all the Comcast hate, I just don’t get it.

However that doesn’t stop me from referring to them by default as an x-rated variation of their name that rhymes with ‘Plumquest’.

I’m sorry for those who can’t get comcast, but for those who can, watching every game is sweet.

so I choose not to give them my business. I miss watching the games at my house, but I’ve got friends with Comcast and I go over to their places/bring food and beverages, and enjoy the game without scratching them a check. This is the biggest black eye of the Miller regime, imo, doesn’t help that whenever he’s asked about it, he (1) chuckles, (2) gives assurances that the Blazers are “monitoring” the situation, and (3) attempts to change the subject – if 3 fails, repeat steps 1 and 2.

        but the recent O-live article concerning Blazers
President Larry Miller shows the ignorance / arrogance
of the Blazers business management. Make the Blazers a GLOBAL
brand ??? How about making the Blazers a Oregon brand
1st. They won’t admit that Blazer fans outside of the Willamette
Valley (& a few other pockets) don’t have the ability to even pay
for the Blazer cable games. Blazer management has the ability
to void this deal based on low subscription numbers, as most
of Eastern & Southern Oregon, as well as the Oregon coast and
Southern Washington can’t get the cable games. Larry Miller’s
only response is " It’s out of our hands ". I think Larry is suffering
from global COINCAST delusions and needs a wake up call !
Perhaps Larry doesn’t realize that Paul Allen is the majority stockholder
in Charter Communications, who will not sign a deal to carry his own
basketball team’s cable games. If it weren’t for KGW, the blacked out
Blazermaniacs would be shut out !

I will be very glad if and when it shows up in my funky neighborhood. – Elgin

The Blazers seem to be on track to win at least 7% more games over the final stretch compared with last year.

So, yes, it would be worth it.