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April 18th, 2009 at 3: 39 pm i'm hating on fox too. what makes them think blacking out games they don't televise is going to make us watch games we don't care about. next contract they have to go. extra innings and mlb. tv are a bit of a rip off when they black out saturday afternoon games that fox isn't showing.

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transitive and intransitive verb To broadcast or be broadcast by television.

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No network will be allowed televise it, and no radio station will be allowed to broadcast play-by-play. — The Times-Journal: News
Showtime, which put on the press conference and was integral in the fight being made, will televise the 12-round bout for Tarver's IBF and IBO titles. — Doghouse Boxing News
NOTRE DAME ON NBC: In June, the University of Notre Dame and NBC Sports announced a new five-year agreement under which NBC will televise Irish home football games through 2015, which will mark the 25th year of the partnership. — NBC Universal Media Village: Home
Little League has also worked with ESPN to televise teenage divisions 'World Series. — The Journal-Standard Homepage RSS
American Music Awards (airing Nov. 23 on ABC) will televise an hour-long preshow that includes a live, two-song performance by — Entertainment Weekly's Hollywood Insider