Atlanta Braves announce launch of Braves.TV, with no local blackouts

The Braves announced Wednesday the launch of Braves.TV, a streaming service broadcasting more than 140 games with no local blackouts. Through Braves.TV, the Braves will deliver live game action, as well as pregame and postgame coverage and on-demand game replays.

Broadcasts can be streamed from Braves.TV on supported platforms: iOS and Android devices; Apple TV; Amazon Fire; Roku; Chromecast; PlayStation; Xbox; as well as Samsung, LG and Android smart TVs.

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Stream over 140 regular season Braves games in-market with NO BLACKOUTS! Visit https://t.co/AlC8pSKFZb for all info. pic.twitter.com/S5WqScEjLy
— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) March 11, 2026

Braves.TV subscriptions are available for $99.99 for the 2026 season. Monthly subscriptions will be available ahead of opening day for $19.99 per month.

Additionally, viewers will have the option to bundle a Braves.TV subscription with an out-of-market package to view every MLB team on MLB.TV for $199.99 per season or $39.99 per month.

Additional details are available at braves.com/watch.

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