How to watch out-of-market MLB games in 2024? Packages, subscription details & more

With Spring Training here, the 2024 MLB season isn't far away. Baseball games are a daily fixture now and local television coverage can be lacking, so watching out-of-market games can be a challenge.

The easiest way to watch out-of-market games is with MLB.TV, which calls itself "The Home of Streaming Baseball" for good reason. Simply put it is the best option for watching an array of games and is the place to be to easily find coverage of matchups. Other than streaming broadcasts, the service also offers audio coverage of games and proudly provides streaming for every out-of-market game.

The service is not just for the 2024 season, as it is also the best place to catch Spring Training games. The service grants audio access to every game and streaming access for the majority of matches. For example on Sunday, March 3, the service will provide streaming access for the following games:

• Baltimore Orioles vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
• Toronto Blue Jays vs. Boston Red Sox
• Philadelphia Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves
• Miami Marlins (ss) vs. Washington Nationals
• Miami Marlins (ss) vs. St. Louis Cardinals
• Tigers vs. NY Yankees
• Astros vs. NY Mets
• Cleveland Guardians (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs
• Colorado Rockies vs. LA Dodgers
• Seattle Mariners vs. San Diego Padres
• Chicago White Sox vs. LA Angels

As for packages and subscriptions, there are a variety of options.

MLB.TV All Teams - $149.99/year or $29.99/month

MLB.TV's website clearly states that with this package you can "stream EVERY out-of-market game LIVE or on demand. Blackout and other restrictions apply." You can stream live games or catch them on demand on this package.

MLB.TV At Bat - $29.99/year or $3.99/month

With this package, you can listen to every game live and there are no blackouts. It also comes with Minor League games and access to MLB Big Inning, which is a great place to catch breaking moments and highlights.

How to access MLB.TV on Amazon and Fubo

You can also access MLB.TV on Amazon and Fubo, which means you aren't necessarily reliant on using your phone, tablet, laptop or PC on their website.

To access the service via Amazon, you need an active Amazon Prime membership and can watch games on the Prime Video app via connected devices such as Fire TV, compatible Smart TVs, tablets, and phones. For more information on how to watch with Amazon, click here.

With regards to Fubo, subscribers can add MLB.TV to their channel plans and catch games that way. For more information on watching via Fubo, click here.