Cincinnati Reds Games Streaming without cable on Fanduel

It has been a complaint about Cincinnati Reds fans for almost a decade, as many of them cut the cable cable.

In other words, you first had to subscribe to the spectrum cable, altafiber or a service such as YouTube TV, Fubo or Sling TV for $ 50 per month or more.

Even worse if you have subscribed to MLB TV to see games from all major League games, the red on the Cincinnati market were darkened. You could watch the Cleveland Guardians, but not the boys in the hometown in red.

But that finally changes.

Direct streaming plan now available

Fanduel Sports Network, which took over Reds programs from Bally Sports last year, will offer Reds Games for the first time this season for the first time this season.

Cincinnati Reds fans can now stream games without cable package

You can watch all Cincinnati Reds games that can be viewed both at home and from any device you can have without subscribing to a cable (or a cable-like) television package.

Fanduel offers various packages:

• Monthly plan for $ 19.99 per month.
• Seasonal pass For a one-time reduced price of $ 105 for the year from March 20, it is $ 122 for the year if you want to include spring training games.
• Annual passport For $ 189 a year, which includes 12 months Reds games as well as Columbus Blue Jackets hockey games and Cleveland Cavaliers basketball games.

The Fanduel Sports Network -app is available for iPhones and iPads, Android devices as well as for most Windows PCs and tablets.
You can also watch them on Amazon Prime Video for 19.99 US dollars on your television.

To register, visit www.fanduelsportsnetwork.com/packages.

Nowadays, if many people no longer have a cable package, this is a welcome message for cincinnati baseball fans that are also cable cutters.

And hopefully you can watch the red in the playoffs in September.

As always, don’t waste your money.

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