Authorized DIRECTV Stream dealerWatch the Milwaukee Brewers outside Milwaukee
Moved away, or just a fan from afar? Here is exactly how Brewers games reach you when you live outside the Milwaukee area, and what it costs.
Inside Milwaukee versus everywhere else
In the Milwaukee area, most Brewers games are on Brewers team channel (DIRECTV Stream channel 670), included with DIRECTV Stream Choice or MySports + MyHome Team. Outside that area the network is not sold, so the games move to MLB.TV.
- Out of market: MLB.TV, $29.99 a month or $149.99 for the 2026 season
- National games: FOX, FS1, TBS, NBC, ESPN and MLB Network on DIRECTV Stream
- Playoffs: national broadcasts, no package needed
- Living in Milwaukee? See the local channel guide
How MLB.TV works
Add MLB.TV through your DIRECTV account or buy it direct from MLB; it streams in the ESPN app.
Live games are blacked out inside the team’s home area and during national exclusives. Full MLB.TV guide
Brewers out-of-market questions
Straight answers. Anything else, ask our team.
Can I watch the Brewers if I live outside Milwaukee?
Yes. Regular-season games are on MLB.TV ($29.99 a month or $149.99 for the 2026 season), and national games are on FOX, FS1, TBS, NBC, ESPN and MLB Network, all carried by DIRECTV Stream. Playoff games are national broadcasts wherever you live.
Is Brewers team channel available outside Milwaukee?
Live Brewers games on Brewers team channel are only sold inside the Milwaukee area, by ZIP code. Outside it, the DIRECTV Sports Pack may carry the network’s studio shows, but games follow league blackouts.
What is the cheapest way to watch the Brewers out of market?
MLB.TV for the regular season plus a DIRECTV Stream package for the national games and playoffs. If you also follow a local team where you live, choose Choice or MySports + MyHome Team so its network is included too.
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