They haven’t announced how much it’s going to be and whether to be charged per month or yearly. The thought process is that MSG gets approximately five dollars a month from cable, Direct TV and Fios subscribers so around $60 a year. Many people especially in the western New York region would probably only sign up from October through May if it was a monthly service and drop it during the off-season. If MSG was to institute that hockey games without local blackout restrictions would be offered it would make sense for them to have only a yearly option to maximize revenue. This would probably make it more palatable for MSG to support lifting of local blackouts. Charging more for a streaming option would also make sense from a financial standpoint for the company as they are providing a desired Service but still allow consumers that do not want to sign up for traditional cable outlets to continue to do so.