Following two years of limited play due to the pandemic, then a 99-day owner-imposed lockout that put the 2022 MLB season in question, itโs finally time to take to the field. With an opening day on April 7th, this year will feature all 30 teams playing a full 162 game season.
With games airing across Fox, FS1, TBS, ESPN, Apple TV+, and MLB Network, baseball fans need to look no further than their Roku device to stream all the action โ and if you have a 4K and HDR-enabled player like Roku Ultra, your at-home experience is almost as good as seats behind the dish.
So step up to the plate โ our guide to streaming all the action is coming right down the pipe!
How to stream MLB games on Roku devices
Is MLB.TV on Roku devices?
Is your favorite team not local? Donโt worry, MLB.TV has got you covered! For $129.99 per year, you can watch every teamโs out-of-market games live or on-demand, or you can subscribe to a single team for $109.99 (no blackouts).
How to watch MLB games on ESPN:
- Use your subscription from a participating cable or satellite provider to authenticate the ESPN
- ESPN/ESPN+ is also available with a subscription to DIRECTV STREAM, fuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, or YouTube TV
How to watch MLB games on FOX / FS1:
- Use your subscription from a participating cable or satellite provider to authenticate the FOX Sports
- FOX (in select markets) / FS1 is also available with a subscription to DIRECTV STREAM, fuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, or YouTube TV
- Have an antenna? Generally, FOX is accessible via antenna broadcasts (find out which HDTV channels are available in your area).
How to watch MLB games on TBS:
- Use your subscription from a participating cable or satellite provider to authenticate the Watch TBS
- TBS is available with a subscription toย DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, or YouTube TV
How to watch MLB games on Apple TV+:
- Apple TV+ will be hosting a weekly Friday night MLB doubleheader with live pre-and postgame shows. Fans…