Pour yourself a beer and grab a hot dog, sports fans. After a long off-season (prolonged even by pandemic-canceled spring training), the much-anticipated return of Major League Baseball is finally here, and we couldn’t be more excited. The 2022 MLB season officially opens on Thursday, April 7, with nine Opening Day contests, including seven divisional matchups that we can’t wait to see.
But if you’ve found yourself in the sizable percentage of sports viewers cutting their cable cords in the past year, you may be wondering where you can watch your favorite MLB team. But don’t worry, your local sports bar doesn’t necessarily have to quell the crowds. There are plenty of options for watching games on your couch without having to renew that year’s cable contract, including MLB’s latest collaboration with Apple TV+. Friday Night Baseball,
Apple TV+ will air its first MLB game on April 8 Between the Mets and the Nationals. The games will be free for all to see, although fans will eventually have to subscribe to the service to see all the games being shown throughout the season. And with the 162-game schedule already ready, you’ll want to subscribe to receive as much exclusive baseball content as possible.
Below, check out all the places you can stream the 2022 MLB season without a cable subscription and sign up before Opening Day so you don’t miss a second.
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