That’ll determine whether you are in a blackout area. To determine whether you live in a blackout area, look at this territorial map, although it’s mostly indecipherable and won’t give you a definitive answer. It will make you shake your head at MLB moguls’ idiocy, though.

in purple that claims ARI, OAK, SFG, and SDP as “home markets.”

Is that baseball’s answer to “Area 51?” Without consuting a map—is that Fallon AFB??
I mean, there’s nothing there. How can this scrap of desert be so crucial? And why wouldn’t ANA and LAD want some of the action? This is the strangest thing on this entire map.

There’s a portion of southern Riverside County - it’s almost invisible - that claims LAD, ANA, and SDP. (And, probably extreme Orange County—just north of Camp Pendelton, probably including San Clemente.) I’m guessing this Padres territory is from Lake Elsinore, south, through Murietta and Temecula.

All of the above is in the Los Angeles TV market, so what’s the point? Southern Riverside County is counted as Pads territory, but they cannot see any home games from SD TV. How absurd. It would make sense only if Cox Cable SD imported the games to specific cable systems in about 4 cities. They do not.

How can the Padres claim territory in areas their games cannot be seen in, under any circumstances??? I would assume EI would black out any Padres games.