Streaming Services
Available streaming platforms for live sports
Padres.TV
Padres.TV is the in-market home for San Diego Padres broadcasts, which MLB took over from Bally Sports San Diego in 2023 as the first club MLB produced directly. Like 13 other teams, the Padres' local broadcasts are produced by MLB Local Media and delivered over the same MLB.TV infrastructure. It's available to Padres fans nationally and only blacks out when San Diego plays a club inside that club's home territory, so fans in NL West territories — Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Phoenix, and Denver will be impacted for 13 games a year. You may see it also be referenced as Padres.TV.
Panthers Plus
Paramount+
Paramount+ streaming with 90+ NFL games on CBS, UEFA Champions League, Serie A, and comprehensive college sports - includes CBS Sports Network.
Peacock
Peacock streaming with Sunday Night Football, 100 NBA games, 175+ exclusive Premier League matches, WWE, Olympics, and Big Ten football. Peacock and NBC are frequent award winners for their high quality sports broadcasts which include Mike Tirico across both SNF and NBA on NBC.
Pelicans+
New Orleans Pelicans team-produced streaming service with all non-national games and exclusive content.
PHILLIES.TV
PHILLIES.TV is the in-market streaming option for Philadelphia Phillies games, offered in partnership with the team's NBC Sports affiliate, NBC Sports Philadelphia. Unlike the clubs that moved to MLB Local Media, the Phillies have both, where PHILLIES.TV is available out of market, and NBC Sports Philadelphia is exclusively in-market with Phillies.TV available through the MLB App. It may also be referenced by the shorthand PHI.TV.
Pistons on DAZN
Pistons on DAZN streams every locally broadcast Detroit Pistons preseason and regular-season game for 2026-27, no cable login needed. $19.99/mo or $119.99/season, 7-day free trial. Every local game is also free over the air on WMYD The Spot 20 in Detroit and Scripps stations in six more Michigan markets, so DAZN adds replays, multiview and alternate feeds rather than access.
Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video exclusive home of Thursday Night Football with NBA and WNBA coverage.
Prime Video Canada
Amazon Prime Video in Canada, included with Amazon Prime (C$9.99/mo or C$99/yr). Home of NHL Wednesday Night Hockey (27 national games in English and French, plus 3 Stanley Cup Playoff series), NBA Thursday games with the NBA Cup final and the exclusive Eastern Conference Finals, plus PWHL, WNBA and NWSL, all at no extra cost.
Prime Video Regional
RAYS.TV
RAYS.TV is the in-market home for Tampa Bay Rays broadcasts, which moved to MLB in 2026 after FanDuel Sports Network Sun was terminated. Like 13 other teams, the Rays' local broadcasts are produced by MLB Local Media and delivered over the same MLB.TV infrastructure. It's available nationally and only blacks out when Tampa Bay plays a club inside that club's home territory, so AL East markets — New York, Boston, Toronto, and Baltimore — feel it most. It may also be referenced as RAYS.TV.
RDS
RDS is Canada's French-language sports broadcasting leader with 4,000+ hours of live sports annually, serving as the exclusive French broadcaster for Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators regional games, CFL, Formula 1, and major international events including the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
REDS.TV
REDS.TV is the in-market home for Cincinnati Reds broadcasts, which moved to MLB for 2026 after FanDuel Sports Network Ohio stopped carrying MLB. Like 13 other teams, the Reds' local broadcasts are produced by MLB Local Media and delivered over the same MLB.TV infrastructure. It's available nationally and only blacks out when Cincinnati plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL Central markets — Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh — feel it most. It may also be referenced as REDS.TV.
Rockies.TV
Rockies.TV is the in-market home for Colorado Rockies broadcasts, which moved to MLB in 2024 after the shutdown of AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain. Like 13 other teams, the Rockies' local broadcasts are produced by MLB Local Media and delivered over the same MLB.TV infrastructure. It's available nationally and only blacks out when Colorado plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL West markets — Los Angeles, the Bay Area, San Diego, and Phoenix — feel it most. It may also be referenced as COLR.TV.
ROKU
The Roku Channel free streaming with MLB Sunday Leadoff weekly games, Formula E racing, and select soccer - completely free with ads.
ROYALS.TV
Royals.TV provides Royals fans access to their non-nationally televised game. And is available to KC Royals fans both in and outside of their home blackout territory. For those who purchase outside of the home market, you may be subject to blackouts based on any teams whose territory you may be occupying. This is especially troublesome for those in AL Central markets — Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and Minneapolis. It may also be referenced as KC.TV.
SEC Network+
SEC Conference streaming for additional games not on linear TV - complements SEC Network with overflow streaming and non-televised events. Available via valid ESPN Unlimited subscription
SlingTV
SlingTV budget streaming with flexible Orange/Blue packages - most affordable live TV option but no local channels in most markets and zero RSN coverage. Also offers day pass option for event specific viewing.
Space City Home Network
Space City Home Network direct-to-consumer streaming for Houston Astros and Houston Rockets — jointly owned by the two teams and the last major DTC RSN to launch in MLB/NBA (December 2025). Powered by ViewLift.
Spectrum
Spectrum cable TV from Charter with no contracts, streaming app included, and Spectrum SportsNet for Lakers/Dodgers.