Overview: Prepare for 2025!
Major League Baseball (MLB) fans are giddy with anticipation as the 2025 season approaches. This season, there is something for everyone, regardless of whether you are a devoted fan or believe that a “bunt” is a kind of cake. Let’s discuss the main games you shouldn’t miss and how to watch the action live.
Important Matchups & Games You Must See
1. Extravaganza on Opening Day: March 31, 2025
Put this on your calendars! Every club takes the field when the season begins on March 31.
2. The Cubs vs. Dodgers Showdown in Tokyo
The Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers will begin the season in Tokyo, Japan, in a historic relocation. In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the first regular-season games played in Tokyo, MLB has begun the season there six times.
3. The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry has returned.
The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees are back with a bang after a few seasons in which other teams stole the show. Both teams have strengthened their lineups, paving the way for some historic matchups that will bring back memories of their legendary history.
4. July 15, 2025: All-Star Game
the July 15 All-Star Game marks the pinnacle of midseason celebrations. Unless they are on the other team, in which case you might want to turn away, now is the ideal moment to see your favorite players excel.
5. Prime Rivalries Are Rekindled in Interleague Play
Interleague rivalries are intensifying this season. Fans may anticipate more exciting encounters between longstanding rivals as the number of important interleague rival games has increased from four to six.
6. Final Date of Season: September 28, 2025
September 28 marks the end of the regular season. Will your club be taking early vacations or will they secure a postseason berth? We’ll find out in time.
Where to Watch Live MLB Games: Streaming & TV Channels
it’s easier than ever to watch MLB games in 2025—unless you’re attempting to teach a novice the infield fly rule. Here’s how to pay attention:
1.Broadcasts in the Nation
For Sunday Night Baseball and a few other games during the week, ESPN is your best option. aarr.org
FOX & FS1: Reporting on Saturday games and major events, including as the World Series and All-Star Game. Yahoo Sports +1
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TBS: Providing postseason coverage and Tuesday night games.
2. Services for Streaming
MLB.TV: MLB.TV is a huge hit for games that are not in the market. With the extra benefit of seeing some Minor League games, subscribers can watch games live or on demand.
Peacock: For early risers and those who haven’t gone to bed yet, NBC’s streaming service provides unique Sunday morning games.
Apple TV+: Showing that an apple a day keeps the boredom at bay by streaming a few Friday night games.
MLB’s “Sunday Leadoff” is being taken over by Roku Channel, which provides free access to a few games. Yahoo Sports
3.RSNs, or regional sports networks
Teams broadcast games in their respective markets through partnerships with local networks. For instance, the Seattle Mariners and Root Sports have partnered to provide in-market streaming that is blackout-free for $19.99 a month.
4.Options for Cord-Cutting
Major sports networks are included in packages offered by services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV if you have severed your cable connection. Just make sure the tension of the ninth inning won’t be too much for your internet connection.
Last Remarks: Have Fun!
There will be more ways than ever to catch every pitch, swing, and home run during the 2025 Major League Baseball season, along with exciting games and rekindled rivalries. So get some Cracker Jack and peanuts, settle onto your favorite couch seat, and savor the season. And keep in mind that the goal is to see how many times you can shout at the umpire on your TV, not only to win or lose.