Cleveland Guardians fans can rejoice.
With no local television contract comes options courtesy of Major League Baseball, which took over production of Guardians games for the upcoming season.
The team announced Tuesday that the team's games — home, away and those not subject to national exclusivity — will be available via streaming with no blackouts locally. Fans outside of the Cleveland market can still enjoy the games via the MLB.tv app on assorted streaming platforms.
Approximately 150 games will be available on CLEGuardians.TV for $99 for the season or $19.99 per month with a 7-day free trial available.
All streaming options must be purchased at CLEGuardians.TV and games will be available via the MLB app or at MLB.TV online. Guardians games and access to the rest of MLB's games are available for $199.99.
Will Guardians TV games be on Bally Sports Great Lakes in 2025?
No. Locally-distributed Guardians games are now produced and distributed by MLB under the name Guardians TV beginning with the 2025 season.
Will Guardians TV games be on satellite or cable providers?
Yes. Guardians TV will be available on similar satellite and cable providers in which Guardians games have been carried in the past. Specific providers will be announced closer to Opening Day.
What channel will Guardians games be on through non-MLB.TV streaming platforms?
The channel will change per provider but will likely be in a channel lineup around other sports programming, such MLB Network, and have the call letters of CLEG. Specific channels will be announced closer to Opening Day.
Will Guardians streaming be available through non-MLB.TV platforms?
Yes. Guardians TV will be available on similar streaming platforms in which Guardians games have been carried in the past. Specific platforms will be announced closer to Opening Day.
Guardians TV announcers for 2025
Matt Underwood, Rick Manning and Andre Knott will return for their 11th consecutive season together. Al Pawlowski will serve as primary host for pre and postgame shows alongside Chris Gimenez for the majority of games. Other contributors to the broadcast will include former Guardians players Cody Allen, Ben Broussard, Nick Goody, Austin Jackson and Jason Kipnis.
This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Guardians games will be on streaming app with no blackouts this season

