MLBReviews of mlb.tv

The people I dealt with did the best they could given the circumstances. Even with their best efforts they lacked the tools to get it done. The App was ready to go but all games were locked. After trying some things, I was told that it had to be related to the 'redeeming'. They could not fix it until next Tues. So, I'm sitting here, Tues at 2:10P, No call. Just hours till the offer closes. Will "Ax" get it done? We'll see.

I have made two different attempts to get to the Mlb app to work. I have bought Mariners TV package twice then had to cancel. I have been on the phone for hours trying to resolve technical issues with people I barely understand. I have the money and I want their TV package. These folks can't seem how to figure out how to takes yes for an answer. I guess it's the radio for me this year. Very frustrating.

Blackouts, app crashes, poor customer service. Not worth the premium price. Despite their promises, many games are blacked out even if you're hundreds of miles out of market.

I live in Vegas. 6 teams are blacked out. Really ?

NOTHING LOADS, WHAT A LOAD OF DOG SHIT FOR A 100 BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY

You charge your customers and outreach price to watch their favorite baseball teams.And then here we are, 3 games into the season in all 3 games, you have blacked out of the Yankees.How is that fair?Where's my money back from what I paid for as I sure didn't pay to see a few of the games a year that may not be televised anywhere else?? Sickening

MLB.TV is a necessary evil so that I can watch the Brewers in Arizona. Customer service is terrible (currently 20 minutes into todays call) & support is non-existent. If you want to see every game, you also have to buy the local market package, Apple, Netflix, etc. If it weren't for all the technical issues and having to call weekly, it would actually be a good value.

We've had MLB.TV in the past, and it's never been much of a value, but this year the process is altogether a nightmare. Can't subscribe through MLB, because its now Disney, so have to go through the Disney portal. And have to subscribe to ESPN unlimited first, though it says you get one free month of ESPN, and can drop it without losing MLB. UNLESS you happen to have Hulu. In that case, you have to upgrade Hulu to include ESPN - but no free month. And, if you have the promotional Hulu, you have to ugrade that to a regular subscrition to add ESPN. So, besides the cost of MLB, you now have Hulu for around $35 a month. Took over 2 hours going back and forth to figure out the process. And, now I have no idea if I can drop Hulu/ESPN without losing MLB. Kind of a problem, since they are adamant that there are no refunds.