Time Warner Cable itself has about 30% of the pay-TV market in the Los Angeles region, so all of its customers are getting the games on TV. But that leaves plenty of distraught Dodgers fans without access, and has prompted some local members of Congress to urge Time Warner Cable to go to binding arbitration. On Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission became involved at the urging of Rep. Tony Cardenas (D-Los Angeles). FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler fired off a letter to Time Warner Cable, admonishing it and demanding to see the contract terms it is offering the other providers. Time Warner Cable has agreed to binding arbitration. None of the providers has budged.