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Save 50% On MLB TV Thanks To This Father’s Day 2025 Deal

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MLB TV is running a promotion which reduces the cost of a Yearly MLB subscription by 50%. With Father’s Day this Sunday, the discounted subscription could be a good option for anyone looking for a last-minute gift.

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Considering the subscription normally costs $119.99, new subscribers can currently sign up for just $59.99. This matches the discount the streaming service was offering last Father’s Day.

No promo code is needed to take advantage of the offer. Instead, new subscribers just need to select the MLB TV Yearly package when signing up to lock in the cheaper price. The deal is live now and scheduled to remain available until June 17, 2025.


Save 50% On Yearly Subscription


To put the discount into perspective, MLB TV is still charging $29.99 a month for its Monthly plan. Basically, new subscribers are locking in access for the rest of the season at the same price as two months would normally cost.

As a reminder, the Yearly subscription provides subscribers with the ability to watch every out-of-market regular-season game, along with the option of choosing whether to watch live or on demand at a later time.

In addition to MLB games, MLB TV Yearly subscribers also get 24/7 access to MLB Network, as well as MiLB games, and a variety of additional programming throughout the season.

As part of the same promotion, MLB TV has also now discounted the MLB Network + At Bat Yearly package by $20, taking the cost down to $49.99.

This package could be a better option for those that travel a lot as it allows fans to listen to live audio for all 30 teams, as well as the ability to stream MLB Network, live MiLB games, and more.


Save $20 on Yearly subscription


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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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