The Atlanta Braves launched Braves.TV on Wednesday, introducing a new premium streaming service that lets fans watch more than 140 regular-season games with no local blackouts—a major win for viewers in the team's home television market who previously faced restrictions.
The service delivers live game broadcasts, along with pregame and postgame shows, plus on-demand replays of every matchup. Subscriptions are now available for the full 2026 season at $99.99 (less than 70 cents per game based on a typical schedule), with monthly options coming soon at $19.99 per month ahead of Opening Day.
Fans can also bundle Braves.TV with an out-of-market MLB.TV package to access every MLB team's games for $199.99 per season or $39.99 per month.
Braves.TV streams on a wide range of devices and platforms, including iOS and Android phones/tablets, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox, and Samsung, LG, and Android smart TVs. This gives fans flexible access at home or on the go.
This launch ties into the broader BravesVision multimedia platform, which the team controls as their official local television home starting in 2026, following the end of prior regional sports network deals.
For those preferring traditional radio, every Braves game remains available on 680 The Fan (WCNN-AM and 93.7 FM) and across the Braves Radio Network's more than 170 stations throughout the Southeast. Live audio streams are also accessible via the 680 The Fan app.