Sports streaming service Fubo announced on Wednesday that it has added MLB.TV to its lineup after YouTube TV pulled out its MLB Network earlier this month.
Fubo said in a press release that with its new partnership with MLB.TV, subscribers can now watch out-of-market games, playoff games, and the popular MLB.TV game of the day on the Fubo channel. The streaming service also said that MLB.TV subscribers who already had a subscription thanks to the former deal with YouTube TV will be able to continue their subscription with Fubo.
The new addition of MLB.TV gives Fubo another way to stand out from the competition. YouTube TV dropping the MLB Network was a big blow to baseball fans, as it was their only way to watch out-of-market games and other MLB games. But Fubo wasted no time in filling the void, making sure its subscribers can keep up with the action.
Fubo is positioning itself to be one of the top live sports streaming services in the country, and adding MLB.TV is yet another example of why. The streaming service already has partnerships with several major sports organizations, including the NFL, NBA, NHL, and Major League Soccer.
It’s clear that Fubo is committed to providing subscribers with the best viewing experience possible, and the addition of MLB.TV to its lineup makes its offerings even more attractive. It’s just another reason why it’s becoming one of the most popular live sports streaming services in the country.
