Streaming Services

Available streaming platforms for live sports

118
All Services
5
Streaming Cable
19
Fanduel Sports
19
Regional Sports Networks
5
Region Locked
10
Legacy Cable/Satellite
17
Big Streamers
29
In-Market Packages
10
Out-of-Market
4
NCAA Networks
ANGELS.TV

Angels.TV is the Los Angeles Angels' direct-to-consumer stream on the MLB app, while in-market fans who watch on cable, satellite, or over the air use the team's linear channel, Angels Broadcast Television (ABTV). Rather than moving to MLB Local Media like many of their peers, they bought their regional network outright (formerly FanDuel Sports Network West) and rebranded it ABTV. Angels.TV is available to out-of-market fans who want to stream Angels games. It may also be referenced by the shorthand LAA.TV.

ATHLETICS.TV

ATHLETICS.TV is the in-market streaming option for Athletics games, offered in partnership with the team's NBC Sports affiliate, NBC Sports California. Unlike the clubs that moved to MLB Local Media, the Athletics kept their regional network, so NBC Sports California still carries the broadcasts while ATHLETICS.TV delivers them direct-to-consumer through the MLB App. It works only inside the Athletics' home television territory, and out-of-market fans watch through MLB.TV instead. It may also be referenced by the shorthand ATH.TV.

BlazerVision

Portland Trail Blazers direct-to-consumer streaming service with full DVR functionality featuring Kevin Calabro and Lamar Hurd commentary.

BravesVision

The Atlanta Braves' team-owned regional streaming service, launched in 2026. Replaces FanDuel Sports Network South. Streams 140+ locally televised Braves games via the MLB App (Braves.TV). Also distributed as a linear channel (BravesVision) via select cable/satellite providers and ~25 games over-the-air via Gray Media stations across the Southeast.

BREWERS.TV

BREWERS.TV is the in-market home for Milwaukee Brewers broadcasts, which moved to MLB for 2026 after FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin stopped carrying MLB. Like 13 other teams, the Brewers' 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 Milwaukee plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL Central markets feel it most, especially Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh. It may also be referenced by the shorthand MIL.TV.

CARDINALS.TV

CARDINALS.TV is the new regional home for St. Louis Cardinals broadcasts, which moved to MLB for 2026 after FanDuel Sports Network Midwest (formerly Bally Sports Midwest) stopped carrying MLB. Like 13 other teams, the Cardinals' 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 St. Louis plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL Central markets — Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh — feel it most. It may also be referenced as STL.TV.

CleGuardians.TV

CleGuardians.TV is the in-market home for Cleveland Guardians broadcasts, which moved to MLB in 2025 as Bally Sports Great Lakes wound down. Like 13 other teams, the Guardians' 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 Cleveland plays a club inside that club's home territory with AL Central markets; Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City territories impacted at 13 games each. It may also be referenced as CLE.TV.

DBacks.TV

DBacks.TV is the in-market home for Arizona Diamondbacks broadcasts, which MLB took over from Bally Sports Arizona in 2023. Like 13 other teams, the D-backs' local broadcasts are produced by MLB Local Media and delivered via the same MLB.TV pipeline. It's available nationally and only blacks out when Arizona plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL West markets — Los Angeles, the Bay Area, San Diego, and Denver. Also referenced as ARID.TV.

Detroit SportsNet

Detroit Tigers and Red Wings regional sports streaming - Ilitch Sports + Entertainment direct-to-consumer service launched March 2026, replacing FanDuel Sports Network Detroit, powered by MLB Media and delivered via the MLB App.

GIANTS.TV

GIANTS.TV is the in-market streaming option for San Francisco Giants games, offered in partnership with the team's NBC Sports affiliate, NBC Sports Bay Area. Unlike the clubs that moved to MLB Local Media, the Giants kept their regional network, so NBC Sports Bay Area still carries the broadcasts while GIANTS.TV delivers them direct-to-consumer through the MLB App. Out-of-market fans can still use Giants.TV via the MLB.TV or MLB App, instead. It may also be referenced by the shorthand SF.TV.

Jazz+

Utah Jazz and Utah Hockey Club streaming service with innovative ArenaCast multiview technology featuring both NBA and NHL teams.

Kings.com/live

Sacramento Kings streaming through NBC Sports California+ partnership featuring Mark Jones and Doug Christie commentary with Light the Beam celebrations.

Liberty Live

New York Liberty WNBA streaming service with YES Network production featuring Sabrina Ionescu, available nationwide.

Mariners.TV

Seattle Mariners official direct-to-consumer streaming service powered by MLB Local Media. Launched January 2026, Mariners.TV delivers all locally televised Mariners games with no local blackouts, pre- and post-game coverage hosted by Brad Adam, and 24/7 MLB Network access through the MLB App.

MARLINS.TV

MARLINS.TV is the in-market home for Miami Marlins broadcasts, which moved to MLB from FanDuel Sports Network Florida in 2026 as their new regional sports distribution. Like 13 other teams, the Marlins' 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 Miami plays a club inside that club's home territory, with NL East markets — New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Washington will have 13 games specifically unavailable in that territory. It may also be referenced as MIA.TV.

MavsTV

Dallas Mavericks team streaming focusing on exclusive content and select live games with Mark Cuban innovation.

Mercury+

Phoenix Mercury WNBA direct-to-consumer streaming platform with live games, replays, DVR functionality, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Regional service for Arizona and Albuquerque residents.

NATIONALS.TV

NATIONALS.TV is the in-market home for Washington Nationals broadcasts, which moved to MLB for 2026 after the team's long-running agreement with MASN expired. Like 13 other teams, the Nationals' 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 Washington plays a club inside that club's home territory, so NL East markets feel it most, especially New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Miami. It may also be referenced by the shorthand WSH.TV.

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.

Pelicans+

New Orleans Pelicans team-produced streaming service with all non-national games and exclusive content.