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Even if you don’t have cable, you can still easily watch every Detroit Tigers game this season thanks to streaming.
Your options for streaming Tigers games this season will depend on what channel a particular game is on. So, you can check here to see where a certain game is being televised, and then read on below for the best ways to watch any game on any channel without cable.
In Market
Out of Market
Canada
Note: These games will almost always be simulcast on either NBC or NBCSN
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In Market
If you live in the Tigers market, here’s our recommendation on the best way to watch every game this season:
Ultimately, that’s $190 for the entire season to watch a vast majority of Tigers games.
If you add in six months of service for both Peacock & Apple TV, which will have plenty of Tigers games and lots of MLB games in general, that’s another $144 total. However, if you time out various free trials, depending on when the Tigers play those games, you may be able to lower that price a significant amount.
If you want to fully replace cable and watch as many Tigers games as possible, FuboTV is the best option. Six months of service of Fubo “Pro” will cost you about $419 ($49 for the first month, then $74 per month after that) and includes Detroit SportsNet, NBC, NBCSN, ESPN, Fox and FS1 among 200-plus other live-TV channels.
Out of Market
If the Tigers play outside your market, and you live in the United States, here’s a step-by-step guide to watch every game for as cheap as possible:
That’s $150 to watch most out-of-market Tigers games this season.
It will then cost more to watch all of the nationally televised games throughout the year, though that number could drop a bit depending on how you time out the various free trials.
Tim Keeney Tim Keeney is a former Heavy sports contributor. More about Tim Keeney
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