Sportsnet Documentaries

I was wondering if anyone has the Stroshow, Osuna and Shapiro documentaries and might be willing to share them with the rest of us non-rogers-subscribing lowlifes? I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find them.

Posted Apr 19, 2016, 12:11 AM UTC

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bluewaterfallOsuna Matata from Switzerland•

It's not going to help for past documentaries but I have a free streaming link for Sportsnet for future ones. I don't know if I'm allowed to post such links though... And it might not work for those with a Canadian IP, I have no idea.

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thirdstripeOP•

I'm not sure I dare mention --torrents--

Could you, or some one, share the link with a savvy file maker privately so that they could make the link into a p2p file? The other option is YouTube but I would think Rogers would shut that down quite quickly.

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bluewaterfallOsuna Matata from Switzerland•

Of course, torrents would be the best^^

I unfortunately don't have the documentaries themselves, just a regular live streaming link for Sportsnet.

I was lucky enough to be able to watch the Osuna and Stroman documentaries but if someone managed to make them into a p2p file, that'd be great for all those who couldn't watch them :-)

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myerz9Stro Show Fo Sho•

Why sportsnet doesn't have their own youtube channel with these sort of things posted is beyond me..

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bluewaterfallOsuna Matata from Switzerland•

Rogers, probably...

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thursday51Catch de taste!•

I'll check if I still have the Osuna one. Would be more than happy to share...especially if I can get the Stroshow one in return...lol

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imasnyper•

I'd second this! Watch all the jays games on MLB.tv, and see the promos for them all the time, but can't watch with out sportsnet.

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jaboober•

You want to watch Rogers propaganda?

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_CHODE_I <3 Rogers!•

The Shapiro one just gently glided over the whole "Alex left because... well.... uh.... I dunno. He left and that was his decision."

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myerz9Stro Show Fo Sho•

Nothing bad came out of AA leaving so I could care less why he left.

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jaboober•

My thoughts exactly after watching it.

Even the negative reporting by Sportsnet is done ever so carefully. Rogers is literally just writing commercials for themselves with every puff piece, Sportsnet broadcast and documentary.

*edit - I got some downvotes, they're either drinking the kool aid or on Rogers payroll (in which case they're drinking the heavy stuff).

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