How to Get MLB Network After YouTube TV Dropped the Channel

MLB Network and YouTube TV were unable to reach an agreement on a contract renewal, meaning that YouTube TV will no longer carry the channel, according to an email that was sent to YouTube TV subscribers Tuesday. Here's what you can do if you are a YouTube TV subscriber.

MLB Network and YouTube TV were unable to reach an agreement on a contract renewal, meaning that YouTube TV will no longer carry the channel, according to an email that was sent to YouTube TV subscribers Tuesday. MLB Network issued a press release confirming that the two parties were unable to reach a deal, and that the channel will be leaving YouTube TV.

"With Spring Training about to start, we regret that YouTube TV has been unwilling to negotiate a fair carriage agreement," MLB Network said in a press release. "MLB Network has offered terms consistent with what close to 300 other U.S. providers have agreed to for distribution."

If you are a YouTube TV subscriber and do not want to be without MLB Network, with Spring Training quickly approaching, here's what you can do.

MLB Network is carried by a large variety of cable providers, such as AT&T U-Verse, DirecTV, DirecTV Stream, DISH Network, Spectrum, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV and Xfinity/Comcast. Viewers can explore the possibility of switching cable providers in order to get MLB Network. They can also visit www.findmlbnetwork.com for alternative options to get MLB Network in their local area.

MLB Network plans to air over 250 live regular season and Spring Training games, MLB Network Showcase telecasts, and the MLB Draft Combine, the MLB First-Year Player Draft, the National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and more.

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