No, MLB TV is currently operational.

How does Uptimus calculate the MLB TV status?

Uptimus analyzes recent community reports and their normal reporting baseline to identify unusual activity affecting MLB TV. The displayed status is based on recent reports and available monitoring signals compared with the normal reporting baseline.

How to get notified about MLB TV outages?

Add MLB TV from your Uptimus workspace or mobile app to receive email, push, or webhook notifications when incidents occur.

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MLB TV status

MLB.TV is the official streaming service for Major League Baseball, offering live and on-demand video of professional baseball games. Its business model is based on a subscription service that provides fans with access to games that are considered "out-of-market," meaning they are not being broadcast in the user's local television area. MLB.TV was a pioneer in the sports streaming space, launching its first live stream of a regular-season game in 2002. This early adoption of streaming technology helped Major League Baseball create MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM), a highly successful digital media company that has also built the streaming platforms for other major sports leagues and media companies. The service offers two primary subscription tiers: a package that includes every team's games and a single-team option for fans who only want to follow their favorite club. A major challenge and frequent source of frustration for subscribers is the blackout restriction policy, which prevents users from watching games that are being broadcast on their local or national television networks. However, in recent years, MLB has begun to address this issue by making in-market streaming available for an increasing number of teams, a significant shift in its business strategy. In addition to live game coverage, MLB.TV also provides a wealth of on-demand content, including a vast archive of classic games, documentaries, and condensed game highlights. It offers advanced features like live DVR control, the ability to choose between home and away broadcasts, and a "multiview" feature that allows users to watch multiple games at once. While it is a direct-to-consumer service, it still coexists with traditional television deals. MLB has a wide range of broadcast partners, including national networks like Fox and ESPN, as well as numerous regional sports networks. The service generates revenue from its subscription fees and, in some cases, advertising on its free content. The company's goal is to provide a comprehensive digital hub for baseball fans around the globe, giving them more control over how they consume the sport they love.