How can I watch MLB games on Marquee Sports Network? Subscription prices and details explored

The Chicago Cubs launched the Marquee Sports Network in February 2020. This marked the first time in the team's near-150 year history that an in-house broadcaster would be covering the team.

Co-owned by both the Cubs and the Sinclair Broadcast Group, Marquee broadcasts the Cubs as well as the team's minor league affiliates.

Although Cubs baseball is Marquee Sports Network's main draw, they also cover the occasional college football game. The channel is available to viewers in parts of Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Indiana, and Wisconsin.

"Michael Fulmer records his first save as a Cub with some NASTY movement" - Marquee Sports Network

Marquee will be broadcasting all 162 Chicago Cubs games during the 2023 MLB season. The only instance wherein fans will not be able to find the Cubs on MSN is when the rights to the game are held by a national broadcaster like FOX or ESPN.

Every game on Marquee is subject to pre- and post-game coverage for all fans. In addition to regular game programming, fans can tune into Marquee Sports Network to catch Follow the Money (a sports betting program that airs on weekday morning). The popular show is hosted by Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard.

The games on Marquee are typically presented by Jon Sciambi and Jim Deshaies. Between the two men, there is over a decade of broadcast experience. Former MLB star Dexter Fowler is also set to join the network as a studio analyst.

"Dexter Fowler, who just announced his retirement as a player, is joining Marquee Sports Network as a studio analyst, primarily for pre- and postgame shows around Cubs broadcasts." - Patrick Mooney

In addition to covering nearly every single regular season game, Marquee also hosts a weekly podcast. Presented by Wintrust, the weekly podcast keeps Cubs fans up to date on team transactions and storylines.

Marquee Sports Network remains a favorite for Cubs fans

Michael McCarthy has been the general manager of the network since 2019. A former top official within the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, McCarthy knows how to successfully run media outlets like Marquee. Marquee has also been known to air the odd NFL game featuring the Chicago Bears.

Although not very old, MSN has galvanized the passion of Cubs fans into a single media outlet. With an ownership stake in the channel, the Cubs will make sure that they have all the requsite funding to ensure that fans can achieve the best viewing experience possible.