How to watch Yankees on TV in 2025 with and without cable: Full streaming guide

Pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring training next week. Opening Day is March 27. New York Yankees baseball is almost here. We can taste it. And though this offseason has perhaps left some fans unsatisfied, there's no denying the good vibes heading into 2025 thanks to the various additions that have shaken up the roster after Juan Soto's departure.

The roster isn't complete yet, either. Expect moves before Opening Day and many more leading up to this year's trade deadline.

How to watch the New York Yankees on cable in 2025

The Yankees exclusively broadcast games on the YES Network, which is accessible via various cable providers in the Tri-State area such as Altice Optimum, AT&T TV NOW, Blue Ridge Communications, Charter Spectrum, Comcast Xfinity, Cox Contour TV, DirecTV and Verizon FiOS.

YES will broadcast a majority of the Yankees' games in 2025, but a number of other channels will feature the Yankees on nationally televised broadcasts. For example, the Yankees are already scheduled for a number of Sunday Night Baseball matchups on ESPN.

How to watch the New York Yankees without cable in 2025

Don't have cable? Not a problem. Television consumption has been trending in this direction with the rise of streaming and apps. Fans can now subscribe to the YES App for either $24.99/month or $239.99/year to stream the Yankees.

Otherwise, you'll need a cable subscription from any of the aforementioned providers, some of which offer streaming packages at a lesser rate.

How to watch the Yankees on Fubo TV

Fubo TV now carries the YES Network! What a time to be alive.

How to watch the New York Yankees on Apple TV+

Apple TV+ will be the home for many Friday night MLB games. The schedule has yet to be released, but you know the Yankees will be on there multiple times this season. You'll need an Apple TV+ subscription to catch those, which will run you $9.99/month.

How to Watch New York Yankees Games Out-of-Market

You have two options here. You can either subscribe to the YES App as mentioned earlier, or purchase an MLB.tv subscription. The latter costs $149.99 for the entire year to watch every single game (except the ones in your local market), $129.99 for the entire year to watch a single team of your choice (again, except the ones in your local market), or $29.99/month. The $149.99 package is the best bang for your buck.

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How to listen to the Yankees on the radio in 2025

Driving and can't catch the Bombers on TV? At home and your non-fan partner or aggressive roommate won't let you put on the game because their favorite network TV show is on? WFAN has you covered (660 AM) with Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman on the broadcast. This is a go-to for many Yankees fans, and it's more accessible than ever through the Audacy app (and website).