\nNow lets talk about how you can watch the MLB without cable. The best option will be MLB.TV, if you want to watch multiple teams. But if you want to watch your home team (and you live in that market), then your local RSN is going to be the best option.
\nMLB.TV
\nMLB.TV is great because it allows you to watch every single game throughout the league. But there is one catch. Local games are not available on MLB.TV. That means that if you live in the Seattle market, you can\u2019t watch Mariners games on MLB.TV. So it\u2019s not quite a replacement for having the RSN available that plays the Mariners games. But if you\u2019ve moved, and want to watch the Red Sox in Seattle, then it\u2019s a good option.
\nMLB.TV is not going to be cheap though. The full season will be $149, or 119 if you want a single team. You can also pay monthly for $25\/month, but that comes out to being a lot more expensive. MLB.TV does also include minor league and spring training games.
\nYouTube TV
\nYouTube TV is my personal favorite for watching sports, even though they don\u2019t have Bally Sports RSNs. YouTube TV does have FOX, FS1, TBS and ESPN however. And as noted before, they have dropped the MLB Network, effective for 2023. So you get the majority of the nationally televised games on YouTube TV.
\nAs far as RSNs go, YouTube TV does have the NBC Sports RSNs, but not Bally Sports. NBC Sports is available in a few markets. One of the best parts of having YouTube TV is that you can record every single game. Since it gives you unlimited cloud DVR.
\nFuboTV
\nFuboTV is a service that is built for sports. It has a lot of great sports networks available, but for Baseball, it carries all of the networks. And it has also just added Bally Sports RSNs once again. Though some of those RSNs won\u2019t be available until the baseball season starts in April, so you might miss out on spring training.
\nFuboTV does start at $74.99, so it is more expensive than YouTube TV. But that does get you over 147 channels, along with 1,000 hours of cloud DVR included. It does offer a free trial which you can check out here.
\nDIRECTV Stream
\nDIRECTV Stream also has all of the channels for nationally televised games. And it starts at $74.99 per month as well. However, if you want to get the RSNs that will cost you a bit more. You would need their $99\/month plan that includes the RSNs, and that does include Bally Sports.
\nDIRECTV Stream\u2019s Choice package includes 105 channels, allows you to stream on unlimited devices in your home and gives you unlimited cloud DVR storage like YouTube TV does. You can sign up for DIRECTV Stream here.
\nSling TV
\nSling TV is the cheapest option here. It starts at just $40 per month. And with the Sling Orange package, you\u2019ll get access to ESPN and TBS. With Sling Blue you\u2019ll get FOX (in select areas) and FS1. Or you can get both packages for $45 per month.
\nMLB Network is available as a add-on. In the Sports Extra add-on, you\u2019ll get the SEC Network, ACC Network, Longhorn Network, Pac-12 Network, ESPN-U, ESPNEWS, MLB Network, NBA TV, beinSports, Tennis Channel, NHL Network and the MLB Strike Zone for $11 per month. So to get all of those networks, you\u2019ll need to pay $56 per month. And Sling TV does not have any RSNs.
\nHulu + Live TV
\nHulu + Live TV is another good option here. It does include ESPN, FOX, FS1 and TBS for the national games. But it does not have the MLB Network. It also has some RSNs, but not Bally Sports. So keep that in mind.
\nHulu does start at $69.99, which does include ESPN+, as well as 85 of the top cable channels, unlimited screens, the Hulu library and unlimited DVR. You can sign up here.\u00a0
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