Cord cutters, travelers and long-distance fans looking to watch MLB games on Xbox One, Apple TV, PS4 and Roku are in luck with MLB.tv.
Whether you’ve ditched cable, are traveling away from home, or root for the Yankees and live in Los Angeles, all Major League Baseball fans have an opportunity to stream every out of market game of the regular season on more than 400 devices, including Xbox One, Apple TV, PS4 and Roku.
MLB.tv Premium is a subscription service for fans to watch their favorite teams while away from home, or to catch up on the rest of the action around the big leagues. An annual subscription to MLB.tv costs $112.99, or viewers can pay $24.99 per month.
Both the annual and monthly options allow fans to stream every game broadcasted outside their local television market, every day, though blackout restrictions apply in the United States and Canada. Both home and away team broadcasts are available, as are replays of games that have already ended.
There is also a new MLB.tv Single Team option available for $87.49 per year, which means a fan living outside his or her favorite team’s TV market can subscribe to watch every available game.
After purchasing an MLB.tv subscription, fans can download the MLB.tv and MLB.com At Bat app on hundreds of available devices. In addition to Xbox One, Apple TV, PS4 and Roku, devices that allow fans to stream MLB.tv include:
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android
- Chromecast
- iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch
- Nexus Player
- PC/Mac
- Playstation 3
- TiVo
- XBox 360
- Other LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony devices
Next: 30 MLB breakout stars for 2017
For a complete list of acceptable devices, read more here. For information on MLB television markets, and which teams are blacked out in your area, read more here.