JUST IN: D-backs fans will have several options to watch games for the remainder of the season, none of which are completely free without cable or another separate paid subscription. abc15
PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks television deal with Bally Sports has officially come to an end after a rocky several months.
MLB.TV will offer a $19.99 per month option to stream D-backs games in the local market. Anyone who already lives in the D-backs market and has a national MLB.TV subscription will still have to pay for the separate D-backs game package.🚨 Starting today, you can watch your #Dbacks in some new locations! And for the first time, you can stream games in-market via https://t.co/0iFv0TuhNf with a new Single Team D-backs subscription. Learn more at https://t.co/k9Xjx1tKgF. pic.twitter.
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