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Any Baseball can be televised. It all depends on whether or not somebody wants to sponsor the team and pay for the air space.
Professional sports are not always on TV, though. There have been multiple professional sports teams who would not televise a game unless the tickets were sold out or reached a certain amount of sales for that game.
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