Major League Baseball’s Spring Training is in full swing, and fans can catch all the action on MLB.TV this year. The streaming service is available ahead of the 2024 regular season, and has some new features, programs, and live options.
Spring training began this month and MLB.TV members can find every game with the All Teams yearly subscription. This package includes every out-of-market regular season game and select Spring Training games without blackout restrictions. Subscribers can stream live games, including pre and post game coverage, and rewatch games on-demand. The All Teams tier costs $149.99 a year or $29.99 a month.
A few new additions joined the streaming service this year. Fans can watch up to four games simultaneously on the MLB app with Multiview on Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, Roku, and Xbox.
Subscribers can also find Catchup Mode on select streaming platforms. This features a collection of in-game highlights featuring all the important plays and moments, and get fans up to speed on games already in progress.
The MLB.TV package includes local pregame and postgame coverage for select teams. It also offers MLB Big Inning, which gives fans a look at the events surrounding the MLB, such as daily live “look-ins” and highlights. If you have a cable TV subscription, you can authenticate your membership to stream every postseason game and the 2024 All-Star Game.
The app will also expand its content library to host new streamable content. Subscribers can find new episodes of Carded, Inside Stitch, new original series, documentaries, and live programs.
The MLB.TV app also hosts more than 7,000 streamed Minor League Baseball games for affiliates of 30 MLB clubs. This includes 60 Triple-A and Double-A affiliates, plus home games from more than 40 additional clubs, and select postseason games through the MiLB app.
You can also find select games from your favorite team’s affiliates in the MLB app. Download the MiLB App here and link it to your MLB.TV account. Select your favorite team, and games appear on the app’s home screen when available. This option is not available on Xbox.