What streaming service has YES Network?
DIRECTV STREAM is currently the only live TV streaming service that has YES Network. Subscribers can use an Amazon Fire TV Stick, Roku, Apple TV and Google Chromecast with Google TV to watch.
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YES Network used to be pretty common among live TV streaming services.
Now, DIRECTV STREAM is the only option for watching New York Yankees or Brooklyn Nets games without a cable or satellite provider.
It does cost more than competing services that live stream ESPN or Big Ten Network.
The Choice plan, which carries 90+ channels, is $84.99 per month. YES Network is available throughout New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and parts of Pennsylvania.
DIRECTV STREAM still has one advantage over paying for DIRECTV, Cox or Spectrum.
When you sign up, you can subscribe month to month and cancel whenever you want.
So if you’re looking to cut the cord, but still watch NBA or MLB games, you should consider whether its pros outweigh its cons.
Subscribers get three months of HBO Max free before the $14.99-per-month rate kicks in.
The Choice bundle has a wide variety of regional sports channels including MSG, MSG+, SNY, ESPN, ESPN2, NBC Sports and ACC Network.
All of your local ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Telemundo and Univision channels are included. And you get top cable TV channels such as ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, History, CNN and A&E.
And you don’t need to pay for a cable box.
DIRECTV STREAM works with Roku, Amazon Fire TV, iPhones, web browsers, tablets and Samsung Smart TVs.
You can look over the different channel lineups before deciding whether to sign up.
Why can’t I stream YES Network on Hulu or YouTube TV?
There was a time when YES Network was available on a number of live TV streaming services. That included Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, fuboTV and YouTube TV.
These streaming services have yet to strike a long-term agreement with the collective ownership of YES Network.
YES Network is owned by Yankee Global Enterprises, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Amazon, The Blackstone Group, RedBird Capital and Mubadala Investment Company.
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It’s so despairing. I only want baseball and news and local channels. I shouldn’t have to subsidize so called premier channels and Hallmark channels. I am angry about this. For households with only 1 or 2 people it shouldn’t cost this much to watch The Yankees if you live in NYC. It is exceptionally greedy.
I was told today by AT&T that the only way to get YES Network with AT&T TV is to get the Premier package, which is $129.99 / month.
$25, pffft. Isn’t MLB struggling enough for fans & viewership? Good luck.
if you get MLB at bat and are a student or ex military you can subscribe to a $75.00 per year rate and that gets you most Yes network Yankee TV and Radio broadcasts . You also can get most other team broadcasts home and away. Comes to about $7.50 per month. Non student is about $100.00 per year. Best MLB baseball deal out there bar none!!!
You can get just the single team plan with student discount for about 50 or 60 I think
Not if you are in a blackout area an d they are far reaching,
Still haven’t found a place in Delaware, where I get the full channel of YES. I do get it now with Verizon, but I’ve had to pay an extra $50 just to get this channel, along with other channels, but my YES channel blackouts all of the games.
Playstation definitely DOES NOT have the YES network.
It depends on where you live. Keep in mind, YES Network is a regional network. Also with Vue in particular, you should double check that it has your correct zip code listed. When I had Vue, sometimes it would switch zip codes on its own, and carve out local channels that should be included in your subscription.
But if you get sling for the whole baseball season, it isn’t cheaper. 6 months of baseball would be more than the baseball package for all teams. Now, you definitely get more for your money with sling for six months, but if you’re just trying to watch the Yankees play all games I feel like the better option would be the baseball package.
We had Sling last year exclusively for the YES Network. Cancelled last fall and restarted it a few weeks ago. No YES Network on either my Roku or my AppleTV. Multiple calls to customer service. They agree I should have YES per my zip code and IP address. They have been unable to fix the issue and refuse to refund my money. I would stay away from Sling if all you are wanting it for is YES.