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Whether you’re a fan of one Major League Baseball team or several, you may want to know how to watch out-of-market MLB games live online for free so you don’t miss a single match from your favorite players.
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Out-of-market games refer to games that are unable to be watched by fans on either broadcast or cable television networks due to the matches not airing in their local markets. For viewers who are fans of teams outside of their market or just want to watch other teams, out-of-market games are often the only way to stream those matches.
So where can sports fans stream out-of-market MLB games? Read on for how to watch out-of-market MLB games live online for free.
How to watch out-of-market MLB games live online
Out-of-market MLB games are available to stream on MLB.TV, the Major League Baseball’s official streaming service, which offers three plans: a monthly All Team Pass for $24.99 per month; a yearly All Team Pass for $139.99 per year and a yearly Single Team Pass for $129.99 per year.
MLB.TV also has a current deal from May 19 to May 23, 2023, where users can subscribe to the service’s All Team Pass for $69.99 per year and Single Team Pass for $59.99 per year. The deal saves users $70 per year (or around 50 percent off) from the regular price of MLB.TV’s yearly All Team Pass and $70 per year (or around 54 percent) from the regular price of the service’s yearly Single Team Pass.
The All Team Pass allows users to stream every MLB team’s out-of-market games live and on demand, while the the Single Team Pass allows users to stream out-of-market games live and on demand for one team of their choice. Both passes also include access to Minor League Baseball (MiLB) games, MLB Big Inning content, and local pregame and postgame shows. The yearly All Team Pass and yearly Single Team Pass allow users to access MLB.TV for the whole MLB season, while the monthly All Team Pass is paid monthly through MLB season until October.
MLB.TV is also available as one of Amazon Prime Video’s channels. Amazon Prime Video offers a 30-day free trial which comes with the same benefits of Amazon Prime, such as free two-day shipping, Prime Music and more. After the free trial ends, Amazon Prime Video costs $8.99 per month for non-Amazon Prime members. Amazon Prime Video comes for free with an Amazon Prime subscription, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year (a saving of about $36 from the monthly subscription.) Students can also subscribe to Amazon Prime Student for $7.49 per month or $69 per year, which is half the price of the regular subscription and also comes with Amazon Prime Video. Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to subscribe to MLB.TV with Amazon Prime Video.
How to subscribe to MLB.TV’s All Team Pass
Create or sign into your Amazon account
Select “Monthly” or “Annual” at checkout
Start watching MLB.TV with Amazon Prime Video
How to subscribe to MLB.TV’s Single Team Pass
Select Single Team Pass
Select the one MLB team you want the pass for
Create or sign into your Amazon account
Start watching MLB.TV with Amazon Prime Video
How to watch out-of-market MLB games live online for free
MLB.TV offers a seven-day free trial for both its All Team Pass and Single Team Pass plans. The free trial will automatically start once a user subscribes to either MLB.TV’s All Team Pass or Single Team Pass. Once the seven days end, the trial will revert to the regular price of the plan: $24.99 per month for the monthly All Team Pass; $69.99 per year (originally $139.99 per year) for the yearly All Team Pass; and $59.99 per year (originally $129.99) for the yearly Single Team Pass.
How many MLB tams are there?
There are 30 current teams in the Major League Baseball. See a full list of MLB teams below.
Arizona Diamond Backs
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona
Home field: Chase Field
Atlanta Braves
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Home field: Truist Park
Baltimore Orioles
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Home field: Oriole Park
Boston Red Sox
Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts
Home field: Fenway Park
Chicago Cubs
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Home field: Wrigley Field
Chicago White Sox
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Home field: Guaranteed Rate Field
Cincinnati Reds
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
Home field: Great American Ball Park
Cleveland Guardians
Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio
Home field: Progressive Field
Colorado Rockies
Hometown: Denver, Colorado
Home field: Coors Field
Detroit Tigers
Hometown: Detroit, Michigan
Home field: Comerica Park
Houston Astros
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Home field: Minute Maid Park
Kansas City Royals
Hometown: Kansas City, Missouri
Home field: Kauffman Stadium
Los Angeles Angels
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Home field: Angel Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Home field: Dodger Stadium
Miami Marlins
Hometown: Miami, Florida
Home field: IoanDepot Park
Milwaukee Brewers
Hometown: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Home field: American Family Field
Minnesota Twins
Hometown: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Home field: Target Field
New York Mets
Hometown: New York, New York
Home field: Citi Field
New York Yankees
Hometown: New York, New York
Home field: Yankee Stadium
Oakland Athletics
Hometown: Oakland, California
Home field: Oakland Coliseum
Philadelphia Phillies
Hometown: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Home field: Citizens Bank Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Home field: PNC Park
San Diego Padres
Hometown: San Diego, California
Home field: Petco Park
San Francisco Giants
Hometown: San Francisco, California
Home field: Oracle Park
Seattle Mariners
Hometown: Seattle, Washington
Home field: T-Mobile Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri
Home field: Busch Stadium
Tampa Bay Rays
Hometown: Tampa, Florida
Home field: Tropicana Field
Texas Rangers
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Home field: Global Life Field
Toronto Blue Jays
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Home field: Rogers Centre
Washington Nationals
Hometown: Washington, D.C.
Home field: Nationals Park
MLB.TV is available to stream with Amazon Prime Video. Here’s how to subscribe to Prime Video for free.
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