Where Can I Watch MLB Games? — Authorized Streaming Directory

Cut through the confusion of regional blackouts and broadcast rights. Select your favorite team and region below to discover legitimate, authorized streaming platforms, subscription packages, and free viewing options.

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The Roku Channel Free Live Game

Subscription: 100% Free (No Cable or Roku Hardware Required) (Free)
Features: Free Browser Streaming • Mobile App Access • No Log-in Required
Blackout Rules: No blackouts within the United States.

The Complete Guide to Streaming MLB Games Without Cable

With regional sports networks transitioning to direct-to-consumer digital subscriptions and national games shared among various broadcast partners, modern baseball fans have multiple pathways to follow their team legally without long-term cable contracts.

Device & Hardware Compatibility Matrix

All authorized streaming services support the following common connected television devices and mobile hardware:

Device / Platform MLB.TV Apple TV+ The Roku Channel RSN Apps (YES, NESN, etc.)
Roku (Express, Streaming Stick, Ultra, TVs) ✔ Native App ✔ Native App ✔ Built-In ✔ Available
Amazon Fire TV (Stick, Cube, Smart TVs) ✔ Native App ✔ Native App ✔ Web / Silk ✔ Available
Apple TV 4K / tvOS ✔ Native App ✔ Built-In ✔ AirPlay ✔ Available
Android TV / Google TV / Chromecast ✔ Native App ✔ Native App ✔ Web / Cast ✔ Available
iOS & iPadOS (iPhone / iPad) ✔ MLB App ✔ Apple TV ✔ Roku App ✔ Native App
PC & Mac Web Browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge) ✔ Web Player ✔ Web Player ✔ Web Player ✔ Web Player

Regional Sports Networks (RSN) Direct-to-Consumer Pricing

If you reside within your favorite club's home market and don't have a traditional multichannel television provider, the following standalone DTC apps let you stream games without cable:

  • YES App (New York Yankees): $24.99/mo or $239.99/yr. Available across NY, CT, NJ, and Northeast PA.
  • NESN 360 (Boston Red Sox): $29.99/mo or $329.99/yr. Available across all six New England states.
  • Marquee Sports Network (Chicago Cubs): $19.99/mo standalone streaming across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
  • MLB Local Media (Padres, Dbacks, Rockies, Twins): $19.99/mo directly via MLB.TV with zero local blackout restrictions for resident fans.
  • FanDuel Sports Network (formerly Bally Sports+): $19.99/mo covering Braves, Tigers, Royals, Brewers, Cardinals, Rays, Angels, Marlins, and Reds in their respective local territories.