How to get MLB Network for free? Subscription prices, best deals and more

MLB Network is one of the best television channels for baseball fans. It's all baseball, all the time. Where major sports networks like ESPN often eschew baseball news unless it's major, this channel devotes its attention to everything.

It also routinely has live games and has a bunch of Spring Training games going on, which has many fans wondering how to get MLB Network for free.

Unfortunately, there's no way to get it for free, or at least not by a legitimate, above-board method. There are still plenty of ways to get access to the channel, though.

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How to get MLB Network for free? All ways you can access the channel

While it's not free, the channel does come with a ton of different television providers. The live stream is available with the following:

• AT&T TV
• AT&T U-verse
• Altice One
• Armstrong
• Blue Ridge Communications
• Charter Spectrum
• Consolidated Communications
• Cox
• DirecTV
• Dish
• EPB Fiber Optics
• Grande Communications
• Home Telecom
• Hotwire Communications
• MetroCast
• Optimum
• RCN
• Service Electric Cablevision
• Verizon Fios
• YouTube TV

All of these services, which range in price and accessibility, will also give viewers access to the network alongside tons of other channels.

Fortunately, they all come with this channel already. Some television packages or services allow customization, which means viewers can add channels at an additional cost. That doesn't apply to these, as they already have MLB Network and won't cost anything more than the set cost.

The channel has a lot of content

Furthermore, the Network is a live channel, which means it is also available from live TV packages. Services like Hulu and Prime Video, which offer live channels, can have MLB Network depending on the package.

Sling TV, which offers live television, is another excellent option for the channel. MLB fans routinely use this service to watch games. It is widely considered the cheapest option, so this might be worth looking into.

Most cable packages, for those that still have them, will also have the channel as part of their coverage.

For baseball fans, these options are great. It's round-the-clock baseball coverage and has games all the time, especially during spring when there are games on constantly.