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: ZeroPaidHow to Watch MLB Games for Free
By Jared Moya
Forget about expensive Major League Baseball subscription packages, this guide will show you how to watch just about any game you want for FREE!
With Major League Baseball season well underway, it’s important that baseball fans know how to tune into their favorite games, especially out of market away games unavailable on local or cable TV.
By following the 3 easy steps below you can watch just about any game you want, even while overseas!
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1. GO to MyP2P (Baseball Section)
This is the place where all of the available MLB games will be listed by date and time with links to connect to the live streams for each of them.
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2. PICK THE GAME YOU WANT TO WATCH
As you can see in the picture below I’m about to select the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
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3. SELECT A PROGRAM TO WATCH IT WITH
There are basically 4 different programs you’ll need to install to make sure that you’ll be able to watch every available game, for it sometimes varies according to each broadcast.
Here they are:
- TVU Player
- TVAnts
- SopCast (WINDOWS ONLY)
- StreamTorrent
Here in the picture below I chose the stream that requires StreamTorrent.
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The quality of streams varies so you may want to test out a few before you kick up your feet and grab a cold beer.
Each stream has a different bitrate quality and rating as voted on by active viewers to help you decide, and is denoted by the stars on the right hand side of the screen.
Enjoy, and “Go Padres!”
(This one’s for you Cowles!)
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Stay tuned.
jared@zeropaid.com
Full post as published by ZeroPaid on April 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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