A pair of NL East rivals go head-to-head starting Monday when the Atlanta Braves (18-9) and New York Mets (15-12) begin a new series with a doubleheader. First pitch for the matinee doubleheader opener is at 1:10 pm ET / 10:a0 am PT.
This specific Braves and Mets game cannot be viewed on a traditional TV channel or cable network out-of-market across the country. You will need to live stream it online with an ESPN+ subscription or MLB Network free trial.
Watch Braves vs Mets with ESPN+
With an ESPN Plus account you can not only watch this Braves at Mets baseball game, but many other MLB games throughout the 2023 regular season. Plus there are tons of other sports and original series available for streaming including the Little League World Series, every 30-for-30 documentary, and more — all ready to watch when you want to.
The cost of ESPN+ is currently only $9.99 a month at a time, or $99.99 for an entire year, so it is one of the cheapest standalone streaming services available.
ESPN+ Disney+ Hulu Bundle
A $12.99 a month bundle option including ESPN+ and the ad-supported versions of Hulu and Disney+ is another option to consider. This bundle deal is a fantastic bargain that is already being enjoyed by millions of subscribers for only $3 more per month over ESPN+ by itself.
If you already have a Hulu account then you will receive a bill credit for each month that you’re subscribed to the bundle deal.
Look for the ESPN+ app to show up on a variety of devices including Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 gaming consoles; LG, Samsung and Sony TVs, Roku boxes, Chromecast, iPhone or iPad, and Amazon Fire TV boxes and Fire Sticks.
MLB.TV Free Trial via Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime members can take advantage of an MLB.TV 7-day free trial period to check out every out-of-market MLB game via Prime Video channels. It’s a no-brainer if you haven’t take advantage of the trial yet.
After the 7-day free trial is up you can decide if you want to keep MLB.TV to watch future, or cancel before the trial expires.
You can opt to purchase the entire season for one out-of-market team ($129.99), or get every out-of-market team for a monthly price ($24.99).
If you don’t have Amazon Prime yet, sign-up for a 30-day Prime free trial or a six-month free trial if you’re a student, then take advantage of the 7-day HBO Max free trial and the series will be at your fingertips or voice by saying “Alexa, tell MLB.TV to play (insert team name here) game.”
