Can I watch MLB Network with a Hulu + TV subscription in 2023?

As Spring Training 2023 continues to roll along, fans have already begun their preparations for the upcoming MLB season. Season tickets have already been purchased, flights to various games across the country have been booked, and now, non-traveling fans are preparing to watch their favorite team from the comfort of their own home.

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For fans hoping to catch every single game of their favorite team, the best choice will be MLB.TV, however, it comes with a sizable price tag. The service offers two primary subscription plans: All Teams ($149.99 a year) and Single Team ($129.99 a year).

Thankfully for baseball fans hoping to catch the game online or on television, they will have several options throughout the season. Hulu + Live TV subscribers won’t be able to watch every game live on the service, as games are broadcast on the regional sports network that each team is in. These local cable channels broadcast sports programming to people living in their local market.

The majority of live games are broadcast on either ABC or FOX regional sports networks. However, the FOX channels owned by Spectrum, which includes 21 FOX regional sports networks, Marquee Network, and YES Network, are no longer available through Hulu + Live TV.

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The following regional networks are included in the Hulu + Live TV subscription:

• NBC Sports Bay Area
• NBC Sports Boston
• NBC Sports California
• NBS Sports Chicago
• NBC Sports Northwest
• NBC Sports Philadelphia and Philadelphia+
• NBC Sports Washington and Washington+
• SportsNet NY

In order to not miss a single inning of the action, fans will need to plan ahead if Hulu + Live TV is their primary streaming source. Depending on location, local broadcast networks may be the best option if cable is an option, such as the YES Network for the New York Yankees.

MLB games will also be available to be listened to on the At Bat App

Fans will be able to listen to more than 250 Spring Training games and every game live or on-demand with no blackouts on the At Bat app. However, the program does not come for free, as fans will need to pay a low monthly fee of $3.99 USD to have unlimited access to every game throughout the season.

While watching the game on television or live at the stadium is an exciting experience, a well-commentated game on the radio is something pure and nostalgic.