How to watch New York Yankees live streams from anywhere

Yankee Stadium on game day
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With 27 World Series titles to their name, it's no wonder the New York Yankees are one of the most popular MLB teams for fans near and far. Their storied history in the Bronx, longtime Boston rivalry, and continued success have kept fans locked to their screens (and speakers!) season after season.

Fans wanting to watch New York Yankees live streams might find it a bit difficult, however – especially those who don't have access to cable or local Yankee affiliates. Thanks, MLB blackouts!!

Anyone not in-market can easily fire up MLB.TV with a paid subscription for access to not only the Yankees but every other team as well. But what about cord-cutters in the tri-state area who want in on the action?

Keep reading and we'll break down the best ways you can stream the New York Yankees live every gameday. If you're outside the U.S. you can still get in on the fun as well with the use of a VPN. We'll show you how...

How to watch Yankees live streams out of market

When it comes to streaming the Yankees – and baseball in general – online, your first choice has to be MLB.TV. Not only does it have the most extensive game coverage featuring nearly every game all season long, but it also supports a slew of devices.

You can watch every out-of-market regular-season game live on MLB.TV. Or if you prefer to see the games in HD you can view them on demand. MLB.TV’s out-of-market yearly packages are the best for value and you can choose whether you want to watch all the teams in the league for $139.99 a year or just follow a single team for $119.99 a year.

MLB.TV works on all of the most popular streaming devices including Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and many others so you’ll never miss a game no matter where you are.

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MLB.TV is here to save the day for your Yankees live streaming, provided you don't live anywhere near New York. Thanks to MLB blackout restrictions, only those who live elsewhere – or New York fans who may be traveling – will be able to stream via MLB.TV.

If you happen to be traveling and need to catch your team in-market, you can get around this by taking the VPN route which will virtually re-locate you, making it look like you're accessing the service from elsewhere in an out-of-market location.

Live stream the Yankees in New York, during blackout games and outside the US

If you're an out-of-market Yankee fan who happens to be traveling into Yankees' home territory, you'll need to use a VPN to dial up your home location where you do have coverage. A VPN is perfect for this as it allows you to change your IP address so you appear to be in a completely different location, putting yourself home and out-of-market so you can stream whatever game you'd like – including the Yankees. 

Using a VPN is the easiest way to watch live games when traveling to an area in which games are blacked-out. Once you've signed up for an MLB subscription, grab one of our recommended VPNs, login, and start streaming!

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Stream the Yankees with YES Network

MLB.TV won't be for everyone. Going for a more all-encompassing service might be better for you if you want a paid option that includes other television and sports. When it comes to watching most Yankee games, you'll need access to YES, the official home of the Yankees on TV, which is available only through Fubo and DirecTV Stream if you're in the local broadcast region.

But remember that the same applies if you're trying to watch the Yankees within New York – you'll need a VPN to do so, so check out how to do that above.

Fubo7-day free trial

Fubo is a great alternative to a cable package and one of the only ways to watch the Yankees if you've cut the cord. With the Pro Plan ($80/month), you get over 150 channels, including all the local broadcast networks and top cable brands like E!, AMC, HGTV, FX, ESPN, Syfy and Paramount Network. There's a 7-day free trial, too, letting you try before you buy.

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DirecTV Stream also offers YES, as well as other RSNs depending on where you live. With one of the premium packages (that start at $98/month) you'll be able to watch all the sports you can handle come game day.

Yankees news

The Yankees went head to head with their West Coast counterparts, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and weren't able to squeeze out a series win. They did manage to win the final game in the series, but LA was just too much overall for the Yanks, who are still just a few games ahead of Baltimore in the AL East standings. 

Meanwhile, Gerrit Cole looks so close to a full return. He's been tossing in the minor leagues and showing progress, his latest of 4 2/3 innings in his second start. His return is imminent. 

The Yankees head to Kansas City and Boston this week before facing the second-place Orioles on June 18th. 

Yankees baseball schedule

  • 06/10/24 Yankees at Royals 8:10 PM YES 
  • 06/11/24 Yankees at Royals 8:10 PM YES 
  • 06/12/24 Yankees at Royals 8:10 PM Amazon Prime Video 
  • 06/13/24 Yankees at Royals 2:10 PM YES 
  • 06/14/24 Yankees at Red Sox 7:10 PM YES 
  • 06/15/24 Yankees at Red Sox 7:15 PM FOX 
  • 06/16/24 Yankees at Red Sox 7:10 PM ESPN 

Yankees Highlights

Did you miss yesterday's game? Not to worry! You can view Yankees highlights at any number of places around the web, but our absolute favorite home for highlights is straight from the source at MLB.com. Here you can view game recaps in just a few minutes so you're always up to date with the latest action, even if you can't watch the Yankees live. 

You can also head right to Yankees.com for all the latest scores, schedules, news and roster moves so you never miss a beat!

Yankees Active Roster

Pitchers

  • Nestor Cortes
  • Caleb Ferguson
  • Luis Gil
  • Victor Gonzalez
  • Ian Hamilton
  • Clay Holmes
  • Ron Marinaccio
  • Carlos Rodón
  • Dennis Santana
  • Marcus Stroman
  • Michael Tonkin
  • Luke Weaver

Catchers

  • Jose Trevino
  • Austin Wells

Infielders

  • Jon Berti
  • Oswaldo Cabrera
  • Jahmai Jones
  • Anthony Rizzo
  • Gleyber Torres
  • Anthony Volpe

Outfielders

  • Trent Grisham
  • Aaron Judge
  • Juan Soto
  • Alex Verdugo

Designated Hitter

  • Giancarlo Stanton

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