Baseball season is ending, here’s how to cancel MLB.TV
Baseball season is ending, here’s how to cancel MLB.TV
What to know about cancelling your MLB.TV subscription, including services to try once you’ve done so.
The end of the MLB regular season means that, for most, it’s time to cancel MLB.TV. Although MLB.TV carries some postseason games on Fox and TBS through participating pay-TV providers, the streamer is best known for providing out-of-market MLB broadcasts. If the season is coming to a close, or if you no longer need access to out-of-market MLB games for any reason, we can help you cancel your subscription. See how to cancel and which services you can try after doing so below.
What you need to know about canceling MLB.TV
How to cancel MLB.TV
How to cancel direct MLB.TV subscriptions
- Go to MLB.com and sign in to your account.
- Go to your Account section.
- Find Manage Subscriptions.
- Cancel MLB. TV
How to cancel MLB.TV subscription through Prime Video
If you signed up for the MLB.TV channel on Prime Video, you will also have to cancel your subscription through that Prime Video account.
- Click here to sign in to your Prime Video account.
- Hover over your profile picture, and click Account & Settings in the drop-down menu.
- Click the Subscriptions tab.
- Find MLB.TV and cancel your subscription.
How to cancel an MLB.TV subscription through Roku
Roku allows viewers to sign up for extra subscription services as well, including MLB.TV.
To cancel an MLB.TV subscription through Roku:
- Sign in to your Roku account, and head to your Subscriptions page.
- Locate MLB.TV.
- Cancel your subscription.
Cancel MLB.TV through Apple
If you subscribed to MLB.TV through Apple’s App Store, cancelling is an easy process.
To cancel a Crunchyroll subscription made through Apple on a computer:
- Open the App Store and make sure you’re signed in with your Apple ID
- Click on your name in the bottom left corner of the screen.
- Click on Account Settings at the top of the screen.
- On the Account Information screen, scroll to the Manage section.
- To the right of Subscriptions, select Manage.
- To the right of the MLB.TV subscription, click Edit
- Select Cancel Subscription from the bottom of the page.
- Select Confirm.
You can also cancel using an iPhone or iPad with the following instructions:
- Open the Settings app.
- Scroll to Subscriptions.
- Choose MLB.TV.
- Tap Cancel Subscription, then Confirm.
How to cancel an MLB.TV subscription billed through Google
Finally, if your MLB.TV subscription is billed via Google Play, you can cancel using the following instructions:
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- Click your profile icon.
- Choose Payments & subscriptions.
- Find MLB.TV, and cancel your account.
How to cancel an MLB.TV subscription billed through ESPN Unlimited
You can bundle ESPN Unlimited with MLB.TV as well, and can also separate the two subscriptions when baseball season ends if you desire. To do so:
- Log in to your ESPN account.
- Find your profile icon, then click Accounts & Subscriptions.
- Locate Manage Subscription and find MLB.TV.
- Cancel your subscription.
Do all MLB.TV plans auto-renew?
Yes, seasonal and monthly MLB.TV plans auto-renew unless a customer opts to cancel their account. Choosing a seasonal plan does not mean your subscription is canceled automatically after a baseball season ends.
If you get a free MLB.TV subscription through T-Mobile, however, there is no need to worry about auto-renewal. MLB.TV subscriptions included in the T-Mobile Tuesdays perks program cancel automatically once the season ends, so viewers will not be billed.
Which streamers should you try after canceling MLB.TV?
Fox One
If you want to stream premier MLB postseason action, a Fox One subscription is a great way to pivot away from MLB.TV. With subscriptions starting at $20 per month, Fox One will offer every game of the NLDS, NLCS, and World Series that are scheduled to air on Fox or FS1. The Wild Card round won’t be on Fox One, but you’ll still get a great amount of MLB postseason action with a subscription.
Fox One
Launched August 21, 2025, Fox One is a direct-to-consumer streaming service from Fox Corporation. Billed as a “major digital initiative,” Fox One brings together the full range of Fox’s leading news, sports, and entertainment brands, offering live and on-demand access in one unified platform.
HBO Max
HBO Max’s ad-free plans — starting at $18.49 per month — will stream every MLB postseason game airing on TBS in 2026. That will include all games from the ALDS and ALCS, though it won’t offer any Wild Card round coverage, as those games will be on NBC and Peacock.
HBO Max
HBO Max is a subscription video streaming service that gives access to the full HBO library and exclusive Max Originals. There are hubs for content from TLC, HGTV, Food Network, Discovery, TCM, Cartoon Network, Travel Channel, ID, and more. Watch hit series like “The Last of Us,” “House of the Dragon,” “Succession,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and more. Within HBO Max, B/R Sports allows users to watch live NBA, MLB, NHL, March Madness, and NASCAR events.
Live TV streamers
If you want to watch all MLB postseason games on Fox Sports, NBC, and TBS, you can do so with a subscription to one of several live TV streaming services. These platforms offer live streams of broadcast and cable channels, and there are several that carry all channels needed to watch the MLB postseason in at least some markets. Check them out in the list below!
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DIRECTV
DIRECTV is one of The Streamable’s top choices for the best live TV streaming service overall in 2026, especially for users who want the most channels or want to watch the most live sports. With an unbeatable lineup of local, news, sports, and entertainment channels, three main signature packages, an unlimited DVR, and 20 simultaneous streams at home, DIRECTV remains a premier choice for any cord-cutter.
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Hulu Live TV
Hulu Live TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 70 channels for $89.99 per month. Hulu + Live TV base plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs). Subscribers get free access to Disney+ and ESPN Select at no extra charge.
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Sling TV
Sling TV is The Streamable’s choice for cord-cutters on a budget. Sling is a live TV streaming service with multiple channel packages. The $45.99/month Sling Orange plan offers about 30 channels, including Disney Channel and ESPN. The $45.99/month Sling Blue plan offers about 40 channels, including ABC, Fox, and NBC in major markets.
You can combine Orange+Blue for a total of $60.99 / month. Sling also offers many channel add-on packages starting at $6/month.
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YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 60 channels for $82.99/month. This plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs) in select markets. The base plan includes more than 100 live channels, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as popular cable channels such as ESPN, CNN, FX, USA Network, and TNT. Local channels are included in most markets, making YouTube TV a full replacement for traditional cable for many viewers.
