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Sometimes Complaining About Mets Works

Neil Best of Newsday reports closed captioning is coming to SNY. See, sometimes complaining works!

Effective May 1 (when the Mets visit the Phillies), SNY plans to offer closed captioning - for Mets games only.

It is a belated move three-plus seasons after the network launched, and it would have been nice to have all programming captioned.

But it is much better than nothing, and will serve as a bridge to March 16, 2010, when FCC rules will require the network to be all-captioned.

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Anonymous said :

May 11, 2009 at 10:50 PM

Yeah, now they caption the games but can't be bothered to caption the post-game report. I hate the cheapskate Mets!

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