Okay, so I’m a huge Orioles fan, and I really wanted to catch today’s game. It’s been a busy day, and I’ve got a ton of stuff to do, but hey, baseball’s important, right? I realized I had no clue where to find the game, so I did what any self-respecting fan would do – I hit up the internet.
First, I checked the usual suspects like ESPN and FOX Sports. I browsed their websites to see if they had any info on the Orioles game. I found some stuff about the Yankees vs. Orioles, but not exactly what I needed.
Digging Deeper into TV Channels
Then I remembered hearing something about a channel called MASN. Apparently, they show a lot of Orioles games. So I looked into that, and yup, they broadcast the games all over the Mid-Atlantic area. Cool, but I needed more specifics. There’s also something called MASN2, so I guess that’s another option. I also saw that some games might be on national TV, like on ESPN, FOX, FS1, or TBS. So many channels to keep track of!
Streaming Options – Let’s Go Digital!
Then it hit me: streaming! There’s gotta be a way to watch this online. I searched for streaming options and found out about Fubo. It sounds pretty good – they have a free trial, which is always nice. And they had a deal going on, $20 off the first month, making it $59.99. Not bad for a trial, I guess.
Apple TV+ Enters the Game
Then there was another thing I saw. For some games, like one against the Tigers, they mentioned Apple TV+. That’s interesting, so you can stream it there, too. Good to know if you’ve already got an Apple TV+ subscription.
Putting It All Together
So, here’s the deal. To watch the Orioles game today, I found out I could:
- Check MASN and MASN2: These seem to be the main channels for Orioles games in the Mid-Atlantic region.
- Look at National TV: Sometimes, the games are on bigger channels like ESPN, FOX, FS1, or TBS.
- Try Fubo: This streaming service has the game, and they offer a free trial with a discount.
- Consider Apple TV+: Some specific games might be streamed there, like the one with the Tigers.
After all that searching, I finally figured out how to watch the game. Now, I can kick back, relax, and hopefully see the Orioles win. Go O’s!
