Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers is congratulated after hitting a walk-off home run in the 18th inning against the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 3 of the 2025 World Series. Harry How/Getty Images Fubo TV has added to its offering of regional sports networks — or pay TV channels built around live local sports — in time for the 2026 Major League Baseball season.
The sports-first streamer unveiled an agreement with Spectrum SportsNet LA, the TV home of Los Angeles Dodgers games, to carry all MLB team games, including pre- and postgame shows and exclusive content. Fubo also inked a separate carriage deal with the Atlanta Braves and BravesVision to stream Atlanta team games, starting with the March 27 opening day game.
The latest Fubo lineup deals come as the teams behind RSNs continue to eye streaming platform options as the traditional pay TV bundle — where RSNs were bundled into basic cable packages and subscribers paid for the channel — continues to decline amid cord-cutting. And that’s led to big revenue drops for pro sport teams.
The future of RSNs is also up for grabs in an increasingly crowded and disrupted TV market for local pro sport teams and their media rights, with MLB teams leaving the FanDuel Sports Network, owned by Main Street Sports Group, and Major League Baseball taking over the streaming rights of member clubs.
Fubo also said it reached a new deal with SportsNet New York to return New York Mets games to the streamer after a carriage dispute. That agreement has Fubo offering three New York-based RSNs: MSG, the New York Yankees’ YES Network SportsNet New York.
And for fans and superfans not living in the local TV market for their favorite teams, Fubo also offers Major League Baseball coverage via MLB.TV, MLB Network, MLB Strike Zone, local broadcast networks and national sports networks ESPN and FS1.
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