Thanks to a new agreement between Fubo and Spectrum SportsNet, Fubo live TV subscribers based in the SportsNet LA area can now stream Los Angeles Dodgers games and related content.
Key Takeaways
- Fubo now carries Spectrum SportsNet LA, giving subscribers in the network’s coverage area access to Los Angeles Dodgers games, including pre/postgame shows.
- The channel has been added in time for the Dodgers’ home opener featuring the 2025 World Series ring ceremony.
- New Fubo customers can get up to $30 off their first month when signing up.
The new agreement between Fubo and Spectrum SportsNet arrived just in time for the start of the 2026 Major League Baseball season, and in time to watch today’s home game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, which is also set to include the 2025 World Series ring ceremony.
As the SportsNet LA regional sports network became available on Fubo yesterday (March 26), subscribers should already have access to the channel.
However, as this is a regional sports network, SportsNet LA is only available to those subscribers based in the RSN’s coverage footprint.
In addition to SportsNet LA’s coverage of every available Los Angeles Dodgers game, subscribers with access to the RSN can also watch additional Dodgers programming, including pre- and postgame shows and exclusive content.
This includes Backstage: Dodgers, SportsNet LA’s signature series offering fans exclusive and unprecedented access to the team.
For those new to Fubo and considering signing up to stream the 2026 MLB season, the live TV service is currently running a promotion offering up to $30 off the first month.
For example, new Core subscribers can get their first month for just $48.99 (normally $73.99/mo) when signing up, while new Ultra subscribers can lock in their first month at just $53.99 (normally $83.99/mo).
These prices don’t typically include regional sports fees, so the final price of the first month is likely to be higher, depending on location and which RSNS are available in that area.
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