Best Way to Stream MLB

[cubboyroy1826]

So we got rid of Directv and are using YouTube tv currently. What is the best way to watch or stream mlb games this year without costing an arm and a leg?

[SirFozzie]

yarrrr

[Lathum]

I do mlb.tv and use the app. It’s about $50 I think.

[SirFozzie]

that's a reduced in season price. It normally goes for like $140 a year

[Lathum]

Originally Posted by SirFozzie

that's a reduced in season price. It normally goes for like $140 a year

I must get some kind of deal. Haven’t paid that much in ages.

[Lathum]

So I just checked. I subscribe to the all teams yearly plan through a subscription on the apple store for $47.99.

[Drake]

If you have T-Mobile as your carrier, you can usually snag mlb.tv for free every year in early March. You just have to catch it when they announce it through their app and claim it.

[Ksyrup]

If you don't have any other deal options, you can become a fan member of the MLBPAA, and one of the benefits is MLB.tv for 50% off. That's what I've done the past 2 years.

[Critch]

Originally Posted by Drake

If you have T-Mobile as your carrier, you can usually snag mlb.tv for free every year in early March. You just have to catch it when they announce it through their app and claim it.

Today is the day to snag free mlb.tv if you have T-Mobile.

[Ksyrup]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

If you don't have any other deal options, you can become a fan member of the MLBPAA, and one of the benefits is MLB.tv for 50% off. That's what I've done the past 2 years.

Fast-forward a year later, and this is no longer an option.

I'll wait until YTTV gives me ESPN Unlimited by the end of the year (they say), and then I'll consider getting the package next year. But even so, that's double what I've paid for it the past few years through MLBPAA.