Baseball fans who have to stare at a computer to watch several games at once will soon be able to do the same thing in front of a television. The league has made several updates to MLB.TV for the upcoming season. On the one hand, the MLB app on supported , and devices will allow you to watch up to four games simultaneously in multi-view.
For example, until now, Apple TV users could only watch up to two games at the same time via picture-in-picture. This upgrade will become especially useful later in the season as the playoff race looms and fans can more easily watch multiple teams vying for a playoff spot at the same time. You can also watch over 7,000 minor league baseball games, including affiliates from all 30 MLB teams.
Additionally, MLB.TV will introduce a catch-up mode on certain streaming platforms this season, but did not specify which ones. This mode will provide match highlights of key moments and matches that you may have missed, so if you missed the first few innings of an ongoing match, you can quickly catch up.
Fans can look forward to new episodes of original shows such as combed and Internal needle, as well as more documentaries and live programs.Select teams will provide local pre- and post-match coverage, while MLB Big Picture Top events from across the league will be presented through highlights and live viewing. Users who verify their subscription through their TV provider will be able to watch every playoff game as well as the 2024 All-Star Game.
The MLB All Teams annual subscription price remains the same as last year at $150. It includes access to every out-of-market regular season game and some spring training games without blackout restrictions, live and on-demand. The monthly subscription fee is $30.
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