Here is how to watch The MLB World Series on your Roku, Fire TV, & Apple TV:
The good news is most of these live TV streaming services such as Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, fuboTV, AT&T TV NOW, Hulu, and others offer FOX in most markets.
fuboTV fuboTV includes most local FOX affiliates making it a great option for the World Series and will air the games in 4K. The best part is they offer a free trial allowing you to test it out during the MLB playoffs.
Hulu With Live TV costs just $44.99 ($32 if you already have Hulu on-demand) with a free trial for new customers. Not only will you get your regional sports networks in most areas but also your local NBC station.
YouTube TV is just $49.99 and includes most locals including FOX.
PlayStation Vue starts at $49.99 a month and offers a 5-day free trial with most locals.
AT&T TV NOW starts at $50 a month. You can also get a 7-day free trial to test out the service before you pay.
Sling TV Offers Fox in some markets starting at just $25 a month with a 7-day free trial.
Locast is a free option but only available in a few select markets right now but is available on many streaming platforms.
Antennas
The best way for most Americans to access FOX is to get an antenna. Somewhere between 80% and 90% of Americans will get FOX for free with an antenna. An antenna really is a must-have for every cord cutter to at least look into. Not only will you get ABC, CBS. FOX, and NBC in many markets, but you will also find many more channels for free. Channels such as the CW, iON, Me-TV, and many others are all free over the air for many Americans. From there you can use a device like a Tablo DVR to stream your antenna to your Roku, Fire TV, or Apple TV.
If you want to see if you can get FOX or other locals where you live for free visit AntennaWeb.org. Just enter your address, and it will show you what you can get for free.
But sadly, many Americans live in an area that cannot get FOX. While the new over-the-air 3.0 standard is said to offer better reception for over-the-air TV, we are still a few years away from 3.0. But at least you do have other options.
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