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The 2022 World Series begins Friday, October 28, and could end as late as Saturday, November 5. If you want to stream MLB playoffs and world series games live online then your are here in the right page. Read on for all the ways to watch MLB games live online, including new streaming options for the 2022 playoffs.

2022 World Series schedule

Matchup Location Date and time Network

Astros vs. Phillies (Game 1) Houston Friday, October 28, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Astros vs. Phillies (Game 2) Houston Saturday, October 29, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Phillies vs. Astros (Game 3) Philadelphia Monday, October 31, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Phillies vs. Astros (Game 4) Philadelphia Tuesday, November 1, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Phillies vs. Astros (Game 5)* Philadelphia Wednesday, November 2, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Astros vs. Phillies (Game 6)* Houston Friday, November 4, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox
Astros vs. Phillies (Game 7)* Houston Saturday, November 6, TBD, 8:03 p.m. EDT / 1:03 a.m. BST Fox

*If necessary

How to watch MLB Playoff games online on MLB.tv with a VPN

The MLB.tv app is the most comprehensive and affordable option for streaming the entire MLB season. By connecting to a VPN server location where the MLB games are not being broadcast, you can avoid MLB blackouts and even choose which broadcast you want to watch (from the home or visiting team). The service comes with a seven-day free trial, and also offers a monthly option.

To privately and securely stream MLB games live in blazing-fast HD with unlimited bandwidth from anywhere, you need to get ExpressVPN and download the ExpressVPN app to your smart TV, mobile phone, tablet, or other preferred streaming device. Next connect to your preferred secure U.S. server location. Head to MLB.TV and sign up for the free trial.

Note that MLB.TV will not offer live games for international viewers. Instead, viewers must wait approximately 90 minutes after the game ends in order to watch the archived broadcast.

MLB.tv will also offer a number of new key features for the 2022 season. Fans of select clubs—including the Cubs, Red Sox, Dodgers, Cardinals, and Blue Jays—will now be able to stream pre- and post-game coverage, with plans to add more teams as the season continues. The app will also offer improved playback controls along with real-time in-game details and stats. Fans can also look forward to an expanded content library with new original series, and the popular “MLB Big Inning” show will now air nightly. For the first time it will also be available to stream on Apple TV+.

Watch the MLB Playoffs without blackouts

The easiest way to watch every MLB game is with an MLB.TV subscription. MLB.TV is available globally, and ExpressVPN works seamlessly with MLB.TV to ensure you can stream the action privately and securely. But while MLB.TV is great and fantastically comprehensive, you still have to worry about blackouts.

How to avoid MLB blackouts?

Connect to a secure VPN server location where games are not being aired. If you’re in Los Angeles, for example, and Dodger games are being broadcast on TV, connect to a VPN server location in another city or country, and watch the MLB.tv stream privately, securely, and free from bandwidth throttling by your ISP. If a game is on the national blackouts list, connect instead through an international server in a country like the Netherlands, Japan, or the UK.

Who is broadcasting the 2022 MLB Playoffs?

ESPN, TBS, FS1 and Fox will split up coverage of the 2022 postseason. Check out our handy breakdown below:

MLB 2022 Playoffs Broadcasters

For the first time this year, there are four full rounds of Playoff games. The top two teams in each league will have a bye for the Wild Card round. In a format similar to the NFL’s old playoff system, the No. 3 seed (the division winner with the worst record) will host the No. 6 seed, while the No. 5 seed will play the No. 4 seed.

Other ways to watch the 2022 MLB Playoffs online

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With ExpressVPN, you can stream the MLB Playoffs on all four postseason broadcasters: ESPN, TBS, FS1, and Fox. All of these channels are available through cord-cutting services. Some platforms, such as DirecTV Stream, also carry regional sports networks like YES and NESN. To watch 2022 MLB Playoff games with improved speeds, privacy, and security:

1. Get ExpressVPN.
2. Connect to a server location in the U.S.
3. Go to Sling TV (50 USD/month), DirecTV Stream (70 USD/month), Hulu+Live TV (70 USD/month), or YouTube TV (65 USD/month) and use a free trial. Watching on a computer? For the best streaming experience, be sure to use the ExpressVPN browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.

Watch MLB plays offs free on Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime offers MLB.tv as an add-on for 25 USD/month (on top of the regular 139 USD annual membership). There’s a 30-day free trial available.

Hulu+Live TV

Hulu+Live TV offers most of the national channels broadcasting MLB except for the MLB Network and regional sports networks.

Sky Sports

Living in the UK? Sky Sports is your best bet for catching live streams of the games. You will also need to provide a valid postal code and a UK/Ireland credit or debit card.

If you have a Sky subscription, you can stream content with Sky Go by connecting to a secure server location in the UK and then logging in to your Sky Go account.