Baseball on DISH

The MLB EXTRA INNINGS package is the perfect package if you're a baseball fan living outside of your team's local area (for example, a New York Yankees fan living in Detroit, or a Los Angeles Dodgers fan living in Chicago). It will give you access to all of your team's games even if you live across the country.

Are you a fan of more than one team or looking to watch as many baseball games as possible this season? The MLB EXTRA INNINGS package is also perfect for you. With up to 90 live games each week, MLB Extra Innings brings you the most baseball possible.

1. First, make sure you subscribe to MLB EXTRA INNINGS through DISH
2. Go to the MLB.TV registration page
3. Choose DISH as your provider and follow the on-screen instructions to link your DISH account with your MLB.TV registration

That’s it! Once these steps are completed, your MLB.tv subscription should be activated.

Your MLB EXTRA INNINGS subscription lasts for one season and covers all out of market regular season MLB games.

"Out-of-market" refers to games that are typically only available outside of your local TV market and are not televised in your local market via your local networks, regional sports networks or national networks. MLB Extra Innings gives you access to out-of-market games only, and does not grant access to any games that are typically televised in your local viewing area.

Subscribing to MLB Extra Innings does not give you access to games of your local team.

For example, if you live in Denver, Colorado, MLB Extra Innings will NOT grant you access to Colorado Rockies games because they are in your local broadcast region. However, if you live in Phoenix, Arizona and want to watch the Rockies, MLB Extra Innings will grant you access to all Colorado Rockies games that aren't subject to local blackout.

Blackout restrictions include your local MLB team(s) and all nationally televised games. So as a Rockies fan living in Phoenix, MLB Extra Innings will allow you to watch all Rockies games EXCEPT games that are nationally televised (e.g. games that air on networks like MLB Network, ESPN, FS1, and TBS) and games where the Colorado Rockies play your local team, the Arizona Diamondbacks.

If you are looking to gain access to your local team's games, MLB Extra Innings will not be the best option for you.

No, MLB Extra Innings will only give you access to games of teams that are outside of your local viewing area.