If you live in the LA area you can watch Dodgers games on Spectrum SportsNet. Currently, the only streaming service that offers Spectrum SportsNet in their lineup is AT&T TV, but it’s not cheap. So I want to give you another option before covering AT&T TV.
You can use MLB.TV and have access to not only every Dodgers game live, but every game played by every team. The only drawback is games are blacked out if they are being shown nationally or if you live in an area where that game is being broadcast on a regional sports network like Spectrum SportsNet. However, you can get around that using this TV blackout workaround.
If you are not comfortable using that method, then read on to learn about AT&T TV.
AT&T TV Carries Spectrum SportsNet
AT&T’s live streaming service provides Spectrum SportsNet in their “Choice” package for $84.99 per month. They also carry FOX, ESPN, and TBS so if a dodgers game is airing nationally, it will be on one of those networks.
You can sign up online and they don’t force you into a contract so you can cancel at any time. The service also includes a cloud DVR service and allows you to stream to 20 devices simultaneously.
AT&T TV is supported on the following devices:
- 4th Gen Apple TV
- Google Chromecast, 2nd gen and higher
- Amazon Fire TV
- Fire TV Stick
- iOS devices
- Android
- Chrome and Safari browsers
- Roku
See our review of AT&T TV for more details on this streaming service.
For information on watching other TV channels online check out: How To Stream Specific TV Channels
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