This year, major league stadiums won’t allow enthusiasts to fill the stands to protect their favorite team. This means that baseball enthusiasts have the right TV subscription provider to attend their team’s games.
YouTube TV would possibly be a solution for some enthusiasts; However, for some unlikely enthusiasts, the service may not be compatible with your favorite MLB equipment.
In March, Sinclair Broadcast Group entered into an agreement with YouTube TV that would supply 19 of its Fox Sports Network stations in the United States until the end of the 2020 baseball season.
These networks come with Fox Sports Southwest (for Texas Rangers baseball fans), Fox Sports San Diego (for San Diego Padres fans) and Fox Sports North (the Minnesota Twins’ television house).
However, the YouTube TV deal includes 3 major networks owned by Sinclair, adding YES Network (home of the New York Yankees), Fox Sports West (home of the Los Angeles Angels) and its sister station Fox Sports Prime Ticket.
YouTube TV has yet to reach agreements for other leading regional sports networks aimed at fans. The branch agreed with Sinclair and Marquee Sports Network, owned by the team, home to the Chicago Cubs.
YouTube TV agrees with Spectrum Networks for its Spectrum SportsNet LA station, which broadcasts the Los Angeles Dodgers Games, or its sister sportsnet station, which broadcasts the Los Angeles Lakers Games. He also disagreed with the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, which houses the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles.
It is not known whether YouTube TV is running with Sinclair or any other network to succeed in an agreement on more regional sports networks.