Watch Every Yankees Game on TV: Costing Over $1,200 for the Year

Are you a die-hard Yankees fan looking to catch every game this season on TV? Be prepared to shell out over $1,200. That’s right, with MLB games spread across various streaming platforms nowadays, it can get pricey and confusing. Just ask Errol Marks, a New York sports podcaster, who thinks it’s getting out of hand.

Let’s take a closer look at what it would cost you to watch all 162 regular-season and playoff games of the New York Yankees this year. Get ready to tune into 10 different networks or streaming services, including YES Network, Amazon Prime Video, NBC/Peacock, ESPN, Fox, TBS, AppleTV, and even Netflix. Talk about options!

So, what’s the damage? For cable subscribers, you’re looking at around $1,487 a year. If you’ve cut the cord, that number drops slightly to $1,262 annually. But if you’re more of a FuboTV person, you could save a bit at $1,235 for the year.

For those who prefer bundling, services like FuboTV can be a game-changer, offering a more affordable way to catch every Yankees game for an estimated $1,235 a year. And cable subscribers who opt for TV packages like DirecTV may end up paying $1,487 annually.

Not to worry, there are ways to save some cash. Consider subscribing monthly to streaming services or taking advantage of seasonal promotions. Also, if you live outside your team’s local market, MLB.TV app could be your ticket to watch most games for $150 a season.

While the costs might seem steep, remember that these figures don’t include internet expenses, which can add up. So, whether you’re a cable loyalist or a cord-cutter, being a true-blue Yankees fan this season comes at a price. Happy watching!