The 2025 Major League Baseball season has officially begun, meaning it's time to free up those big game days to catch all the highs and lows of the MLB.
No matter which side you're following - from the Detroit Tigers to Milwaukee Brewers - you'll want to make sure you can experience every moment of your favorite team's games until the very last ball is thrown. But sometimes knowing where to look is the challenge, with various teams appearing across a number of local and major networks it's often hard to keep up with which channels or providers you need to get the most of your game time.
Thankfully, GOAL is on hand to provide you with all the information you need about how to follow your team on FanDuel Sports Network (formerly Bally Sports).
What is FanDuel Sports Network?
Formerly known as Bally Sports, FanDuel Sports Network is a regional sports network in the US that carries a variety of matches and events; covering live games for professional, collegiate and high school teams.
It's available to watch if you sign up through the provider itself or via a fubo (formerly FuboTV) subscription.
Getty ImagesWhich local MLB teams are available through FanDuel Sports Network?
FanDuel Sports Network airs a number of regional sports, such as MLB games, via their area-specific networks, meaning fans can watch their team each week of the season. Signing up and tuning into a particular network will get you access to whichever team you're looking to follow throughout the 2025 season.
FanDuel provides coverage for the following MLB teams in 2025.
Team | Regional sports network |
|---|---|
Atlanta Braves | FanDuel Sports Network South |
Cincinnati Reds | FanDuel Sports Network Ohio |
Detroit Tigers | FanDuel Sports Network Detroit |
Kansas City Royals | FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City |
Los Angeles Angels | FanDuel Sports Network West |
St. Louis Cardinals | FanDuel Sports Network Midwest |
Tampa Bay Rays | FanDuel Sports Network Sun |
FanDuel Sports Network plans
To get access to FanDuel Sports Network, there are a few ways to go about it. You can sign up as a standalone deal, without the need for any other longterm TV subscription commitment. FanDuel Sports Network is available in monthly, seasonal or annual plans, and the good news is there's a seven-day free trial too.
Package | Cost | What's included |
|---|---|---|
Monthly | $19.99 | MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, PWHL |
Season | $99.99 | MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, PWHL |
Yearly | $189.99 | MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, PWHL |
FanDuel Sports Network on fubo
You can also access FanDuel Sports through an existing fubo subscription, if you're already using the service or it's included if you plan to sign up. It's available on either their Pro and Elite packages, and they also have a five-day free trial.
Package | Cost | Total channels |
|---|---|---|
Pro | $84.99 | 224 |
Elite | $94.99 | 295 |
Is FanDuel Sports Network worth it?
If you're passionate about watching your local MLB team, as well as following other regional sports teams in your area, the costs justify the amount of access and content you get - whether it's on a monthly or seasonal basis directly with the provider.
The best value for money package is the standalone deal for the season-only sub, which is just shy of $100. This will get you full access for the entire season but is a large upfront cost. However, for ultimate flexibility and a lower cost (and less strain on your wallet), the monthly no-commitment package for just under $20 is well worth considering.
If you are after a more complete TV package, then one of the fubo subscriptions will get you a few hundred other channels, as well as the FanDuel services included.
Getty imagesWhat else does fubo offer?
Fubo is considered a premium service provider and one of the best on the market, so sits on the pricier end for subscriptions across the board, at almost $100 monthly. However, it's a worthwhile investment if it fits your budget, both for Major League Baseball coverage and ease of access to your favorite team networks, as well a sa host of other content across hundreds of other channels.
Fubo subscription plans & pricing
Pro | Elite | Latino | |
|---|---|---|---|
Monthly cost | $84.99 | $94.99 | $14.99 |
Channels | 224 | 295 | 52 |
Extras | Regional NBA, NHL, MLB games, Unlimited Cloud DVR | Everything Pro has, plus 4K | |
Simultaneous screens | 10 (at home) | 10 (at home) | Two (at home) |
The Elite package has the best subscription bundle for baseball coverage, which includes ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN3, MLB Network as well as, Fox, FS1, FS2, NBC* and ABC* (locale dependent) all included in its 295 channel lineup.
Sports add-ons
Fubo has an extensive range of coverage, from sports to entertainment, with some of the key add-ons highlighted below.
MLB TV
MLB TV gives fans every out of market MLB game live, or on-demand. It includes individual team networks, as well as MLB big innings. It’s a must have for maximum coverage of MLB.
Sports Plus with NFL RedZone
Sports plus is a crown jewel for fans of college sports in particular including ESPNU, SEC and PAC 12 Networks. However, Sports plus also features MLB Network and MLB Strike zone to increase your out of market live baseball coverage further.
Paramount+ with SHOWTIME
Extensive live channels and on-demand, with original series, movies, boxing, and more.
Here's a look at all of the sports add-ons and their prices, as well as entertainment in the form of Paramount+ content.
Add-on | Monthly cost |
|---|---|
MLB TV | $29.99 |
Sports Plus with NFL RedZone | $10.99 |
Paramount+ with SHOWTIME | $10.99 |
International Sports Plus | $6.99 |
Sports Lite | $9.99 |
NBA League Pass | $16.99 |
Adventure Plus | $4.99 |
Fubo Extra | $7.99 |
Should I go with fubo for my MLB season coverage?
When you add up the sheer choice fubo offers with its TV subscriptions, there's certainly enough to justify the year-long commitments because there's something for everyone included. As mentioned, their MLB coverage is impressive, but it also boasts plenty of other sports, as well as entertainment and lifestyle channels, live events, and coverage.
Getty Images


.jpg?auto=webp&format=pjpg&width=3840&quality=60)