Direct answer: You can watch the World Series on FOX in most places, with several streaming and free options depending on your setup. What to watch and how to access
- TV broadcast: FOX, including local Fox stations via antenna, is the primary way to see the World Series in the United States. If you already have FOX on your TV lineup, you can just tune in on game nights.
- Streaming options:
- FOX, FOX One, and the FOX Sports apps: If you have a subscription that includes FOX through a provider, you can stream the World Series there. This is the most straightforward streaming route for current-season games.
* Live TV services: Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and similar services that carry FOX can stream the World Series live. You’ll need a compatible plan that includes FOX local stations.
* FOX One: A streaming option that carries MLB postseason content, including the World Series, often with a free trial or optional subscription.
- Other notes:
- MLB.TV: Postseason games are typically available on MLB.TV with a delay (e.g., 90 minutes after each game ends) rather than live on the main network. If you’re okay with a short delay, MLB.TV is an option.
* ESPN+, Prime Video: Do not carry live World Series games. Prime Video does not include live World Series, and ESPN+ does not carry the World Series live. However, some postseason clips or related content may appear on related platforms.
- Free options:
- Antenna over-the-air access to FOX is free if you’re in range of a local FOX affiliate. Some services also offer short free trials (e.g., seven-day trials) that could cover a portion of the series.
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