MLB Slashes MLB.TV Pricing Ahead of Postseason
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Major League Baseball introduces late-season discounts for seasonal and single-team packages via ESPN.
Major League Baseball has implemented a price drop for MLB.TV as the regular season enters its final month, MLB first reported. According to the league, the Seasonal package is now available for $29.99, while the Single Team package is priced at $24.99.
These subscriptions are managed through ESPN, which MLB identifies as the new home of MLB.TV. The Seasonal package includes a one-month free trial of ESPN Unlimited, though MLB notes that choosing not to continue that specific subscription after the trial will not affect the MLB.TV account. Users can access content through the MLB App or the ESPN App, and a paid ESPN Unlimited subscription is not required to maintain an MLB.TV subscription.
Subscribers gain access to out-of-market games live or on demand, live audio for all teams, live Minor League games, and MLB Big Inning. The package also includes 24/7 access to MLB Network within the U.S. and a library of original programming, including "Over the Plate," "Carded," and "This Week In Baseball."
MLB clarifies that certain regular-season and postseason games exclusive to national media partners will remain unavailable through MLB.TV and must be viewed via those partners' platforms.