The Los Angeles Dodgers are starting their journey toward a three-peat, and amid the excitement of the new season, fans are getting excited about news about where to watch the reigning champions.
The Dodgers will be available on the sports streaming service FuboTV, according to an announcement, marking the first streaming service to offer access to locally broadcast Dodger games.
Fans can purchase a SportsNet LA Plus membership for $199.99 per year or $29.99 per month through MLB.com, which provides 24/7 access to the channel but includes only SportsNet LA, not the out-of-market package.
Additionally, there is the option to get a Spectrum TV subscription, but Fubo is now an option for Dodger fans who are already subscribed or are interested in adding it to their streaming lineup.
FuboTV Core is $73.99 per month, with no contract included. There are promotions that offer $25 off for the first month.
Additionally, they have an Ultra package that costs $83.99 per month and includes 4K streaming and an additional 74 channels.
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“FuboTV Inc. and Spectrum SportsNet LA announced today an agreement that will bring the Los Angeles Dodgers to Fubo’s sports-first live TV streaming platform at the start of the 2026 Major League Baseball season,” the streaming service announced.
“Starting today, Fubo will stream SportsNet LA’s coverage of every available Los Angeles Dodgers game, including pre- and postgame shows and exclusive content. At launch, SportsNet LA will be available to subscribers of the FuboTV base plan in the SportsNet LA footprint.”
Dodgers fans expenses
The 2020s have seen the Dodgers achieve massive success, but with the investment and victories come rising costs for fans. Ticket prices have reached new highs, as have concession food prices and merchandise prices.
The Dodgers are the hottest ticket in town as people swarm to the stadium to watch a golden era of baseball.
Naturally, as costs to attend games in person have risen, at-home consumption of the boys in blue seems all the more attractive, and now Fubo gives sports fans another option to consider if Dodger fans value the rest of their cable lineup.
