MLB.TV

MLB.TV

Sports & Television Channels streaming platform available in United States

$29.99/mo - $149.99/yr Free Trial Available 5 Sports
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9Channels
5Sports
2Leagues
3Streams
OfficialVerified Platform

Key Features

Global MLB streaming. 21 teams blackout-free via Club.TV. ESPN integration (Feb 2026). NBC returned (Sunday Night Baseball). Netflix exclusive games (Opening Night, HR Derby). Multi-view (4 games). Statcast Data-Casts. 6 profiles. T-Mobile promo discontinued.

Sports Coverage

Every out-of-market regular season game liveVia FOX/FS1 (national)Via FOX (national)All Triple-A and Double-A gamesLaunched Feb 18, 2026

Leagues & Competitions

MLBMiLB

Subscription Plans

All Teams
$29.99
  • Every out-of-market game
  • MLB Network
  • 1 stream
ESPN Bundle
$29.99
  • Discounted rate
Club.TV (In-Market)
$19.99
  • Local games blackout-free
All-Access Bundle
$39.99
  • Full out-of-market + local in-market (21 teams)
  • 3 streams

Technical & Device Compatibility

Content Library Size15,000+ hours, Film Room archive (1952+)
VPN CompatibleYes
VPN NotesWorks internationally; US/Canada may need VPN for local games
Standard streamsYes
Bundle streams3
Resolution1080p/60fps
4kSelect Netflix/NBC games
DvrYes
Profiles6
OfflineYes
Last UpdatedFebruary 19, 2026

Available Channels 9 total

ESPN + cable ESPN 2 US cable ESPN Deportes cable ESPN US cable ESPNU cable MLB Network cable MLB Network cable MLB Strike Zone cable MLB.tv cable

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does MLB.TV cost?
MLB.TV is priced at $29.99/mo - $149.99/yr. A free trial is available — great for testing coverage before committing to a subscription.
What sports can I watch on MLB.TV?
MLB.TV offers 9 channels covering Every out-of-market regular season game live, Via FOX/FS1 (national), Via FOX (national), All Triple-A and Double-A games, Launched Feb 18, 2026. Leagues include MLB, MiLB.
Is MLB.TV a legitimate service?
Yes. Every platform listed on Stream2Watch is manually verified by our editorial team. We only list official, licensed streaming services — no third-party streams or piracy sites.