How to Watch the MLB World Series

It’s been a crazy year, but the 2020 MLB World Series is finally here. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays play at the Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, starting October 20.

Because of COVID, there will be only 11,000 people in attendance. If you’re not one of the lucky ones, at least you’ll get to listen to Joe Buck give the play-by-play.

We know you don’t want to miss the Clayton Kershaw finally winning a World Series or the Rays winning their first ever World Series.

The 2020 World Series will be on only one channel: FOX.

So we’re going to help you find the best way to get access to this channel. You’ll be able to watch the games at home on your TV or on the go on your smartphone or tablet.

Let's play ball.

The 2020 MLB World Series starts on October 20 and could potentially last until October 28 for Game 7, which I think is a possibility. Both offenses are strong, and it’s going to come down to which offense shows up for each game. Dodgers in seven games is the prediction.

Take advantage of baseball’s last seven days and tune in to watch this epic World Series matchup after an unusual regular season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays will be playing on your local FOX channel. So, we have suggestions on how you can watch Cody Bellinger hit another game-winning home run wherever you’re at in the US.

Besides getting an antenna for your local FOX channel, we’ve put together a list of the best TV services with the channel for your World Series-watching needs.

What’s $30 compared to a $400+ World Series ticket? (We understand being at the actual event is much more fun … but still.)

Get Sling TV’s Sling Blue package to watch your Dodgers and Rays on FOX for all seven games. This plan also comes with family favorites, like Cartoon Network, Food Network, HGTV, and the HISTORY channel.

If you want to get more info on the channel lineup, the DVR, or the user experience, check out our Sling TV Review.

If you want to spend twice the price for an even better streaming service, get YouTube TV. Why is YouTube TV great for baseball fans? Not only does it have the FOX channel, but YouTube TV has MLB Network.

YouTube TV is the only live TV streaming service that includes MLB Network, NFL Network, and NBA TV for less than $70. Now, this is the perfect service for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Rams, Chargers, and Lakers fans.

If you want to know more about the best DVR in the streaming industry or want to know which other sports channels you get with YouTube TV, check out our detailed review.

If you’re not really into the live TV streaming services and want a traditional TV experience, DISH is your best satellite TV option.

You’ll be able to watch Tyler Glasnow’s fastball and Dustin May’s impeccable hair on your big screen TV with DISH’s America’s Top 120 package. It’s $65 per month for 190 channels, including FOX, which is a solid deal in the TV world.

If you want MLB Network, get the America’s Top 200 plan for $90 per month, so you never miss MLB Tonight.

Find out all of the details on DISH’s fees and DVR in our DISH Network review.

Watch the Dodgers or Rays take the trophy home on FOX with Xfinity’s Starter package. You can get 140 channels for $71 per month, and we must say, Xfinity is our favorite cable TV provider.

We know you don’t want to miss the live action of Mookie Betts in the outfield or Randy Arozarena hitting another home run.

If you want to know more about the Starter package, or the Preferred Package, which includes MLB Network, check out our Xfinity TV review.

Hulu Live not only has 65 channels, including the FOX channel, but it also has all of the on-demand content of Hulu, the on-demand streaming service.

So after the MLB season is completely over and you’re not sure what to watch next, might we suggest the movie Undrafted?

And if you want to watch this movie without interruptions, get the Hulu (no ads) + Live TV plan for an extra $6 ($61 per month). Check out our full Hulu Live review for more info on the channel lineup and user experience.

If you want to stream the World Series, these are the best options with the FOX channel:

• Sling TV: $30.00/month
• YouTube TV: $64.99/month
• Hulu + Live TV: $54.99–$60.99/month
• FOX Sports app: Free (you just have to sign in with your cable or satellite TV provider)

If you’re looking for a traditional TV experience, one of these two options will be best:

• DISH: $64.99/month
• Xfinity TV: $70.99/month