ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— In partnership with Major League Baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays announce Rays.TV, the new direct-to-consumer streaming platform for in-market Rays games, is now on sale.
Last week, the Rays announced that Major League Baseball will assume production and distribution of local television broadcasts beginning with the 2026 season.
The full on-air talent team from the 2025 season is expected to return, providing continued coverage of Rays games.
Full-season subscriptions for Rays.TV are now on sale at Rays.TV for $99.99. Rays Season Members will receive a 50% discount on Rays.TV subscriptions. Fans can bundle Rays.TV with an MLB.TV out-of-market subscription for $199.99 per season, a 20% savings off individual pricing of the two services.
The Rays join 13 other MLB Clubs partnering with the league for local broadcasts. For the 2026 season, all 162 regular‑season games and five select spring training games will be available either through Rays.TV or MLB’s national broadcast partners.
In-market Rays.TV subscribers can stream all local Rays broadcasts with no blackouts. Detailed information on local distribution across cable, satellite, and telecom systems, including channel locations will be announced ahead of the start of the season. Select regular season and Postseason games are broadcast exclusively by national MLB media partners. In the U.S., those games will be available through the partners’ platforms and are not available with MLB.TV or Rays.TV subscriptions.
In previous years, MLB’s local game productions have included live drones, Wire Cam, RF cameras with a shallow depth-of-field look, and two Umpire Cam formats – the mask-mounted camera behind home plate and the chestmounted camera in the field. These broadcasts have also delivered unprecedented player access, introducing multiple first-of-their-kind moments for MLB local coverage.
Rays.TV will launch on the Rays Spring Training Opening Day from Port Charlotte on Saturday, Feb. 21. The following spring training games will be available on the MLB App/MLB.TV for free, with an account.
Saturday, Feb. 21 vs. Atlanta Braves
Wednesday, March 4 vs. Netherlands
Tuesday, March 17 vs. New York Yankees
Friday, March 20 vs. Boston Red Sox
Saturday, March 21 vs. Minnesota Twins
For more information or to purchase Rays.TV, please visit RaysBaseball.com/Watch.