T-Mobile's free MLB.TV deal is back in 2021
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
T-Mobile is bringing back the annual free season of MLB.TV deal for its customers. Eligible customers can apply for a free subscription to MLB.TV starting March 30, according to an ad posted on Reddit.
The ad doesn't specify if this is an All Team subscription or you'll have to choose a single team, but it's probably going to be the former just like last year. Also, there's a high chance that the offer will extend to Sprint customers too since the carrier became part of T-Mobile last year.
For those who've never used the MLB.TV offer from T-Mobile, the free subscription includes all the premium features of the MLP App (a $19.99 standalone value), including in-market audio, enhanced pitch-by-pitch tracking, and much more.
Last year, T-Mobile offers a free subscription to The Athletic to go along with the free MLB.TV subscription (a $59.99 value), but there's no telling what will happen this year. The Athletic offers local and national sports coverage via ad-free written content and a network of nearly 150 podcasts.
The ad doesn't specify if this is an All Team subscription or you'll have to choose a single team, but it's probably going to be the former just like last year. Also, there's a high chance that the offer will extend to Sprint customers too since the carrier became part of T-Mobile last year.
Last year, T-Mobile offers a free subscription to The Athletic to go along with the free MLB.TV subscription (a $59.99 value), but there's no telling what will happen this year. The Athletic offers local and national sports coverage via ad-free written content and a network of nearly 150 podcasts.
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