How about these amazin’ Mets? With Francisco Lindor adding star power to an already strong roster and a deep-pocketed owner with the means to fill holes in the bullpen and beyond, New York’s National League outfit is looking more exciting than it has in years. However, if Mets fans want to catch the action on TV, they’ll need a way to stream SNY. SNY is the regional sports network that has the broadcast rights to the Mets’ regular-season matchups. But don’t fret, Mets fans: You don’t need cable to watch the Mets on SNY. Here’s how to stream SNY without cable and watch the Mets online.
How to Watch the Mets Online: SNY and More Without Cable
There are two main ways to watch the Mets. One option is to get SNY, which you can do with a pay-TV service — one that does not have to be cable or satellite, but could instead be a more affordable streaming alternative. An important caveat: SNY is a regional sports network, meaning it’s not available in all areas. If you’re outside the Mets’ home market, you may have to go with another option.
The other way to watch the Mets is to turn to Major League Baseball’s streaming service, MLB.TV. This will get you Mets games (with some restrictions, as we’ll talk about in a moment), but it won’t get you other SNY programs, like GEICO SportsNite. Due to blackout restrictions, this is an option for out-of-market fans only (unless you have a way to get around the system).
Here's a list all of your options for streaming the Mets:
Can I Watch the Mets on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast?
If you own a streaming device, you’ve got options for watching the Mets. The streaming services we recommend work on all of the best streaming devices, including Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast devices.
Mets Streams in All Markets: How to Unlock a Mets Game Stream
One of the trickiest things about streaming a sporting event is that, in many cases, your location matters. If you’re in the New York Mets’ home market, then MLB.TV will black out Mets games that are airing on SNY. If you’re outside of the market, then live TV streaming services won’t let you access SNY. This can lead to a lot of confusion and frustration, but we're about to let you in on a little secret.
A VPN, or virtual private network, can help you virtually shift your location — making your internet traffic appear to be coming from somewhere other than where you actually are. Using a VPN to stream can help you unlock streaming content. (You should keep in mind that doing this may violate your streaming service’s terms and conditions.)
Many of the best VPNs work well with MLB.TV. Using VPNs with live TV streaming services is often trickier because such services may assign you a “home” location that won’t change even if your IP address does. If you’re a VPN user, you’ll probably have more luck with MLB.TV than with services like Sling TV and Hulu + Live TV.
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Can I get a subscription for the remainder of the Mets season and post season play? I am an AT&T cable customer?