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How to Watch St. Louis Cardinals Games Live in 2023

The 2023 season is almost here. Here's how to watch the St. Louis Cardinals with a streaming service.

Jess Barnes

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How to Watch St. Louis Cardinals Games Live


How you'll watch games depends on where you live. If you live in-market for the St. Louis Cardinals, games will typically air on Bally Sports Midwest, the regional sports network for the Cardinals.  

MLB St. Louis Cardinals

The chart below shows how to stream Bally Sports Midwest, along with ESPN, FOX, FS1, and TBS for nationally televised games. 

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How to Stream St. Louis Cardinals Channels


DIRECTV STREAMFuboHulu + Live TVSling TVYouTube TV
Bally Sports Midwest



ESPN
FOX
FOX Sports 1
TBS

Watch the St. Louis Cardinals on DIRECTV STREAM


DIRECTV STREAM includes Fox, FS1, and ESPN with its Entertainment plan for $75. To watch the St. Louis Cardinals on Bally Sports Midwest with DIRECTV STREAM, you'll need to upgrade to the Choice package for $100 per month.

The DIRECTV STREAM Choice package includes over 90 channels in its lineup. Sports fans will have access to TNT, TBS, USA, ESPN, Golf Channel, NBA TV, MLB Network, and more. A subscription includes unlimited DVR storage and subscribers can watch on an unlimited number of screens. DIRECTV STREAM has a 5 day free trial.


Watch the St. Louis Cardinals on Fubo


You can watch St. Louis Cardinals games on Bally Sports Midwest, Fox, FS1, and ESPN with the Pro plan for $75 per month on Fubo.

With Fubo, a sports-focused streaming service, you'll also get ESPN, NFL Network, MLB Network, Fox Soccer Plus, Fight Network and more. Fubo also has a Sports Plus add-on for $10.99 per month, which includes MLB TV for out-of-market games. A subscription includes 1000 hours of DVR storage and viewing on unlimited screens. Fubo has a 7 day free trial.


Watch the St. Louis Cardinals on Hulu + Live TV


On Hulu + Live TV, you can watch St. Louis Cardinals games on Fox, FS1, TBS, and ESPN for $70 per month with the base plan. 

 Hulu + Live TV has over 75 channels in its lineup. Sports fans will find NFL Network, Big Ten Network, TBS, TNT, and more. There's also an option to get even more channels with the sports add-on for $9.99 per month. Hulu + Live has unlimited DVR storage and allows users to watch on 2 screens simultaneously. 


Watch the St. Louis Cardinals on Sling TV


With Sling TV, you'll be able to watch nationally televised St. Louis Cardinals games on ESPN with a Sling Orange subscription and on FS1 with a Sling Blue subscription. Combine the two with a Sling Orange + Sling Blue subscription for $55 per month

 A Sling Orange + Sling Blue subscription gives you access to 50 channels, including NFL Network, Stadium, TNT, and more. Subscribers can also add MLB Network with Sling's Sports Extra add-on for $11 per month. Sling comes with 50 hours of DVR storage and with Sling Orange + Sling Blue, you'll be able to watch on u to 4 screens simultaneously. 


Watch the St. Louis Cardinals on YouTube TV


On YouTube TV, you can watch St. Louis Cardinals games on Fox, FS1, TBS, and ESPN for $73 per month with the base plan. 

YouTube TV has over 85 channels in its lineup, including NBA TV, NFL Network, SEC Network, and more. YouTube TV also has a sports add-on package for $10.99 per month. A subscription includes unlimited DVR storage and users can stream on up to 3 devices simultaneously.


How to Watch St. Louis Cardinals Games Out-of-Market


If you're outside of the St. Louis Cardinals TV market, you'll still be able to watch games. With an MLB.TV subscription, you'll get access to out-of-market live broadcasts of MLB games that aren't subject to a regional or national blackout. You can subscribe directly through MLB.TV or with Amazon Prime Video Channels. 

While some streamers use a VPN to watch channels that aren't available in their area, changing your location to access content may violate the terms of service for the streaming service you're using. Be sure to check the service's website for more information.