Spectrum Sportsnet LA, the Los Angeles television station, has announced a groundbreaking new streaming service for watching games this year.
Spectrum SportsNet LA has been split up with MLB and has launched SNLA+, a “new streaming platform that provides live access to all SportsNet LA programming, including games.” ”
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SNLA+ was made available through the MLB app and MLB.com on March 17th, expanding its display options for fans.
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“Sportrum TV subscribers can use packages that include SportsNet LA to stream SNLA+ at no additional charge by accessing through the MLB app and MLB.com. Spectrum Internet and mobile customers who do not have a TV subscription can also access SNLA+ via inclusion offers.
“For fans who prefer standalone streaming options, SNLA+ can be purchased directly for $29.99 or $199.99 per month for an annual subscription that expires on January 31, 2026. The subscription can be purchased at mlb.com/sportsnetla.
“SNLA+ will provide 24/7 streaming access to SportsNet LA’s full lineup, including live-dodgers games, pre- and post-match coverage, original programming, and more. Fans who accessed streaming through Spectrum’s internet and mobile offers in 2024 should double-check to continue snla++ at mlb.com/getDgers.
The have always wanted an easy way for fans to see their team. Fans can tune the all year round through SNLA+, so they did just that.
The are off the Chicago Cubs series sweep of the Tokyo Series and are back in Los Angeles for three more spring training games before the domestic opening day with the Detroit Tigers on March 27th.
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