Best way to watch the Brewers game?

[AmberHenely]

Hi Guys, new here!

 

I've been struggling to find a decent way to watch the games since I travel a lot. I heard about MLB.TV which is an internet based service.

 

Has anyone tried it and would you recommend it?

 

Thanks for the help!

[patrickgpe]

i stream the games on fox sports go (you need to have a cable subscription)

 

if you do not have cable, i do believe that MLB.TV would be the best legal way to watch

[QuevedosTongue]

It depends on where you travel. If you travel within Wisconsin, MLB TV isn't going to help. If you travel out of state a lot, it's terrific. I watch a lot of baseball (not the Brewers) on MLB TV and I love it. I've used FireStick, Roku, Apple TV, my Samsung Tablet, and my Samsung phone (as well as other platforms) and I have no complaints about any of them. The only drawback is if you can't get a good internet signal it can be choppy.

 

I also watch Fox Sports Go on my tablet a lot and have been pleasantly surprised with the quality there.

[1992casey]

Welcome to the board, AmberHenely.

 

According to MLB.TV, if you travel within the US or Canada, you'd be subject to blackouts based on your physical location. In other words, if you're not in Wisconsin or Iowa — or in parts of Illinois, Minnesota, or Michigan, you should be able to get Brewers games live.

 

If you travel outside the US or Canada, there shouldn't be any blackouts, i.e. you can watch any game you want whenever you want to watch it.

 

Also, games are archived. All broadcasts, including those that were blacked out live, will be available approximately 90 minutes after the game has ended.

 

Here are phone numbers you can call:

 

US: 866-800-1275

 

International Customers: 512-434-1542

 

And here's a link that might be helpful:

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/index.jsp?&affiliateId=MLBTVREDIRECT