Where To Watch The Cubs Game: Streaming & TV Options

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Looking to catch the Chicago Cubs in action? Whether you're a die-hard fan or just want to enjoy a ballgame, here's your guide on where to watch the Cubs game, covering both streaming and TV options. — Downs Funeral Home Obituaries: Marshall, Texas

Streaming Options for Cubs Games

  • MLB.TV: If you live outside the Cubs' broadcast region, MLB.TV is your best bet. A subscription lets you stream nearly every game live or on-demand. Keep in mind that regional blackouts may apply if you're in the Chicago area.
  • Streaming Services with Live TV: Services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and FuboTV often include channels that broadcast Cubs games, such as regional sports networks (RSNs) like Marquee Sports Network. Check your local listings to confirm availability.
  • Marquee Sports Network App: If you subscribe to Marquee Sports Network through a cable or streaming provider, you can use the Marquee Sports Network app to stream games on your devices. This is a great option for watching games on the go.

TV Channels Broadcasting Cubs Games

Marquee Sports Network

  • Local Coverage: Marquee Sports Network is the primary home for Chicago Cubs games. It offers extensive coverage, including pre- and post-game shows. Most cable and satellite providers in the Chicago area carry Marquee.

National Broadcasts

  • ESPN, Fox, FS1, TBS: Nationally televised games can be found on channels like ESPN, Fox, FS1, and TBS. Check your local listings or the MLB schedule to see when the Cubs are featured on these networks.

How to Find the Game Schedule

  • MLB Official Website: The official MLB website (mlb.com) is an excellent resource for finding the Cubs' game schedule and TV listings. You can filter by team to quickly find the information you need.
  • Team Website: The Chicago Cubs' official website (www.mlb.com/cubs) also provides a detailed schedule with broadcast details.
  • TV Guides: Online TV guides like TV Guide and local listings from your cable provider will show which channels are broadcasting the game.

Tips for Cord-Cutters

  • Antenna: For games broadcast on free, over-the-air channels like Fox, consider using an antenna to watch the game without a cable subscription.
  • VPN: If you're traveling or living outside the Cubs' broadcast region and want to bypass blackout restrictions, a VPN can help. Connect to a server in a different location to access the game on MLB.TV.

By using these options, you'll never miss a moment of Cubs baseball. Whether you prefer streaming or traditional TV, there's a way to watch every game! — Carrington Bar & Grill: Your Neighborhood Hotspot