Mets games have found a streaming home on MLB App

SNY to stream Mets games on MLB app — here’s how much it costs
Those in the Mets’ market, which includes New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and parts of Pennsylvania, can subscribe for $24.99 per month, $124.99 per season or $149.99 per year. Those in the market who currently get SNY through a TV subscription will be able to access games via the MLB app at no extra cost.
Blackout buster? SNY to stream Mets games as MLB reaches 22 teams available without TV bundle
SportsNet New York, the Mets’ local television partner, will launch a subscription streaming service on Tuesday that allows cord-cutting fans to watch games without paying for a TV bundle. The move is part of a growing trend that Major League Baseball hopes will help combat a longstanding irritant for fans: blackouts.
Mets games have found a streaming home on the MLB App
SNY announced on Tuesday a new Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) streaming service for fans to purchase a subscription to SNY’s award-winning programming lineup, including New York Mets broadcasts. This new service is being launched in partnership with Major League Baseball and its industry-leading streaming capabilities,
Mets fans can now stream the team's games on SNY. Here's how
For years, Mets fans could only watch their team's locally-broadcast games on cable TV. That changed with an SNY announcement on Tuesday.
Mets games will be broadcast locally through the MLB app
New York fans will no longer be in the dark when it comes to streaming Mets games. Streaming your hometown MLB team’s games has been notoriously challenging. Home markets suffer from league blackouts,
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