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T-Mobile today announced that it has renewed its partnership with Major League Baseball through 2028, providing T-Mobile subscribers with free access to MLB.TV for years to come.

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Through T-Mobile Tuesdays, T-Mobile subscribers can get access to MLB.TV, which is valued at $150. According to T-Mobile, MLB.TV access has been one of its most popular offers for the past eight years. With MLB.TV, T-Mobile users get home and away broadcast feeds that offer live and on-demand access to out-of-market regular season games.

The 2023 MLB.TV access window ran through March 28 to April 4, but this is a perk that T-Mobile plans to continue offering in the future.

T-Mobile's MLB partnership also provides 5G access at select MLB stadiums across the United States, and T-Mobile plans to work with MLB to test the automated ball-strike system over the T-Mobile 5G Private Network during select Minor League Baseball games this season.

Article Link: T-Mobile Renews MLB Partnership to Offer Subscribers Free MLB.TV Access for Next Six Years
 
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Depending on what happens with the Sinclair RSNs this could be more valuable if MLB eventually drops the blackout restrictions.

Either way, non-TMo subscribers can easily find people selling the codes for $5 each year which makes it a no-brainer.
 
It’s good if you are a fan of a “non-local team”. Streaming services are going to reinvent “cable” - but is free for T-mobile users (like me) so I’m in.
 
Depending on what happens with the Sinclair RSNs this could be more valuable if MLB eventually drops the blackout restrictions.

Either way, non-TMo subscribers can easily find people selling the codes for $5 each year which makes it a no-brainer.
If anyone here is selling them, I'll be more than happy to purchase! Where else can I find people selling those codes?
 
How does this work? I have T-Mobile so I assume I can just attach my account to the app?
 
They wanted me to download their app so as soon as I activated it I deleted it. o_O
 
Blackouts make it completely useless to watch your home team. Such a terrible legacy ideology that is likely decades behind any changes being made.

Yep 100%. T-Mobile user here and got the sub to MLB, totally useless so far, every game been blocked out I want to watch. Can't even watch your home team, what's the point. It's free... great... but useless so far.
 
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