T-Mobile Customers Can Now Redeem A Free Year Of MLB.TV

T-Mobile customers can now redeem a free year of MLB.TV, resulting in a saving of $149.99. As this limited-time freebie is only available through April 1, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, Home Internet and Small Business customers have one week to redeem the offer and secure their free streaming subscription.

T-Mobile has been offering MLB.TV for free for a few years now, with customers having to previously redeem the offer through the T-Mobile Tuesdays app. While this year’s free subscription is still considered a T-Mobile Tuesdays benefit, the app has been replaced with the T Life app. After opening the app, the offer can be claimed by tapping on the MLB.TV banner, saving the offer, and redeeming it through the MLB.TV website by logging in or creating a new account.

Once the offer has been redeemed, the user can then download the MLB.TV app on their preferred devices and log in using their MLB.TV account details. As this is offered through the T-Mobile Tuesdays program, T-Mobile customers only have up until the end of business on Monday to redeem the offer.

For those new to MLB.TV, a subscription typically costs $29.99 a month or $149.99 a year. For that amount, subscribers gain the ability to stream out-of-market, regular season games live or on-demand, as well as live local pregame and postgame shows. Although a subscription technically unlocks access to every 2024 out-of-market game, blackouts and other restrictions still apply.

One of the big changes with MLB.TV in 2024 was the expansion of multiview support. As a result, subscribers can now watch up to four games at once through the MLB app on supported Apple TV, Fire TV and Google TV devices. Subscribers also get access to more than 7,000 streamed Minor League games at no additional cost.

To celebrate the free MLB.TV subscription, T-Mobile is also running a sweepstakes, offering the opportunity to win one its ‘secret baseball buttons.’ According to T-Mobile, these buttons can help baseball fans watch games at work without getting caught by their boss.