August 26, 1939

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by pariah1107

Does the Baltimore Orioles v. Chicago White Sox game last year count? April 29, 2015 the O's and White Sox faced off without any fans in the stands, but I'm not sure if the game was covered by cameras or radio. Social unrest being the reason Camden Yards was closed for the day.

Being a Sox fan it was in fact televised and I watched it. Don't remember but I'm pretty sure they lost that game, go figure.

double post

Thanks Erik, and Josh. Was not sure if that game was broadcast (not a fan of either team), that had to be surreal.

I would think the answer to this question may have something to do with a neutral site baseball game. I was thinking the 2004 Florida Marlins, and 2008 Houston Astros games moved due to Hurricanes Ivan and Ike respectively. Or, one of the 2003-04 Montreal Expos games when they were bouncing between Puerto Rico and Montreal. But possibly, one of the first six home games of the 1996 Oakland Athletics when they needed to open their season at Cashman Field in Las Vegas, because renovations to Oakland-Alameda County Stadium were not completed.

Since May 23, 1995, when the first baseball game was broadcast on the internet between the Seattle Mariners and New York Yankees, I'd imagine there has been coverage of some type of every MLB game. Great question Frank, really got me thinking today about something besides my mundane job

https://miscbaseball.wordpress.com/2...ll-broadcasts/

[sbfinley]

I'd imagine it was either a long time ago or the result of an accident. One year towards the end of the Expos run in Montreal they operated without both a TV contract and radio affiliate, but a sparse camera crew recorded the home games for local and national news.