For baseball at least, the same points are valid for each area&#x27;s RSN (regional sports network). MASN (Maryland &#x2F; DC &#x2F; VA area) gets something like $8-12 per subscriber. YES (NY Yankees network) I&#x27;m sure is able to charge even more.<p>This has allowed MLB teams to spend a great deal of money in the past 5-10 years as teams have signed ever-more-lucrative television rights deals with FoxSports and others. If non-cable media packages are luring more and more cable subscribers (HBO, Hulu+, SlingTV, Netflix, etc) the pool of non-sports watching people subsidizing these networks shrinks - this will force either prices to rise for actual sports watching customers, or it&#x27;ll lower revenues for teams.<p>Rumor has it that MLB has been trying to push the RSNs to accept universal MLB.tv access for all regional markets, this at least makes the costs explicit - $100-140&#x2F;season for each subscriber.