Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, channeling that casual, experienced-but-not-perfect blogger vibe:
Alright, so yesterday I’m trying to watch the Royals game, right? And I’m sitting there flipping through channels like a maniac. I swear, finding out what channel is the Royals game on in Kansas City is harder than it should be.
First thing I did, like any sane person, I googled it. And of course, I got a bunch of conflicting info. Some sites said it was on some obscure streaming service I’d never heard of. Others were talking about radio broadcasts. I wanted to see the game, people!
Then I remembered my buddy, the one who’s obsessed with sports. So, I shot him a text. He’s usually got the lowdown on this stuff. While waiting for him to reply, I went through my cable guide. I have Spectrum, and I started scanning through all the sports channels. ESPN, Fox Sports… nothing.
My buddy finally texts back. “Dude,” he says, “it’s on that FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City.” FanDuel? I thought that was just for, you know, betting. I didn’t even know they had a channel!
So, I go back to the cable guide and start searching for “FanDuel.” Bingo! There it was. Channel 671, or something like that. And sure enough, the Royals were playing.
Here’s the deal, as far as I can piece together: that FanDuel channel seems to be the main one for Royals games around here. Apparently it’s available on a bunch of different services – my buddy mentioned Spectrum, Comcast, Cox, DIRECTV, and a few streaming options like Fubo. But the key is knowing that it’s that channel you need to find.
To sum it up, these are the steps I took:
- Googled it (a mess of info).
- Asked a friend (partial success).
- Scanned my cable guide (tedious but necessary).
- Finally found it on FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City.
So, there you have it. Next time you’re scrambling to find the Royals game, skip the stress and head straight for the FanDuel channel. Hopefully this saves someone else the headache I went through!
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go practice my channel-surfing skills… just in case.
