What channels & services do I need to watch MLB Baseball?
The following national channels will show select MLB Baseball games throughout the upcoming season:
| Channel |
Service(s) |
| ESPN |
Sling Orange |
| MLB Network |
Sling Orange + Sports Extra; Sling Blue + Sports Extra |
| MLB Network Strike Zone |
Sling Orange + Sports Extra; Sling Blue + Sports Extra |
| TBS |
Sling Orange; Sling Blue |
| FOX (in select markets) |
Sling Blue, Sling Orange + Sling Blue |
| FS1 |
Sling Blue, Sling Orange + Sling Blue |
Additional channels may add games as the season progresses. Please check back here for what you'll need to see those channels.
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How do I get MLB Network?
Get MLB Network when you add Sports Extra to your SLING Orange or SLING Blue subscription.
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What is MLB Network Strike Zone?
Get commercial-free up-to-the-minute MLB highlights, updates and more when live game telecasts air on MLB Network Tuesday and Friday nights. MLB Network Strike Zone also offers the most updated scores, standings and stats throughout the MLB season.
MLB Network Strike Zone is included with your subscription to Sports Extra.
What devices can I watch MLB Baseball on?
MLB Baseball can be viewed on all devices that are compatible with Sling TV, including your TV, laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Click here to see all the devices that support Sling TV.
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Will MLB Baseball games be blacked out?
Some games may be blacked out due to local blackout rules, or because Sling TV doesn't have the rights to broadcast a game. Impacted subscribers will not be able to watch the game unless it is also on a local broadcast network, available either through your Sling TV subscription, or with an over-the-air antenna.