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How To Watch and Stream the Tampa Bay Rays in 2024

Bally Sports is your television home for the Tampa Bay Rays. Bally Sports will televise almost every regular-season game and select Spring Training games in 2024, the network’s 27th year as the Rays’ exclusive television partner. Any remaining regular-season games will be carried by Major League Baseball’s national TV partners: FOX, FS1, ESPN, TBS and Apple TV+. The 2024 Rays TV schedule can be found here.

If you live within the Rays television footprint, you can watch the Rays on Bally Sports Sun with TV providers throughout the region or by subscribing to Bally Sports+. Bally Sports+ is your streaming-only option that provides direct access to watch Rays baseball without a TV provider.

Watch the Rays on Bally Sports with a TV provider

Bally Sports is available on cable, satellite, and digital streaming TV providers throughout the state of Florida. Visit www.getmyhometeams.com for options in your zip code. If you receive Rays telecasts on Bally Sports Sun with your TV provider, you can stream the games with the Bally Sports app and BallySports.com for no additional charge. Start by creating or logging in with a Bally Sports account and then connect with your TV provider credentials (user ID and password).

Stream the Rays on Bally Sports+

You can now watch Rays games with a subscription to Bally Sports+, the streaming-only option that provides direct access to Rays games. Fans can purchase monthly, season pass, or annual subscriptions. Visit BallySportsPlus.com for information.

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In what areas are Rays games televised on Bally Sports?

Rays telecasts are available throughout the state of Florida. This is the Rays television territory, as defined by MLB.

How do I watch the Rays if I live outside the Rays TV territory?

MLB designates geographic territories to which each team can show its regionally televised games. Rays fans outside the Rays TV territory can subscribe to MLB’s out-of-market package – MLB.TV (streaming) or MLB Extra Innings – to view games. Click here for more information about MLB.TV, including blackout rules.