The American League Division Series continues as both Wild Cards have ended. Here’s how to watch the Blue Jays vs Rangers live stream to catch all the action.
The winner of the American League East division (Toronto Blue Jays) and the winner of the American League West division (Texas Rangers) will face off to determine who will advance to the American League Conference Series, which will ultimately determine the winner. Who is going to the World Series to represent AL.
The Toronto Blue Jays finished the season with a record 5th best in the entire league by winning 93 games. The Texas Rangers didn’t finish very well, winning just 88 games, but it was enough to win their division, and the underdog looks to beat the Blue Jays, who have not been in the playoffs since 1993.
The Rangers have more playoff experience than the Blue Jays, have won the classification six times since the Blue Jays last made the playoffs, and have been placed in the Wild Card, but the real issue will come down to which team is the better team. this year, the Blue Jays have the upper hand.
If you won’t be near a TV or have cable, you can stream all five of the Blue Jays vs Rangers games on your computer, mobile device, set-top streaming box or game console. Here’s how to watch.
Blue Jays – Rangers Live Stream
Unfortunately, the only good way to live stream Blue Jays vs Rangers games is to use MLB.TV, a streaming service that provides love coverage of MLB games on a variety of devices.
During the regular season, MLB.TV lets you watch all the games without the need for a cable subscription, unless you’re in the area of a power outage. However, the playoffs are a little different. In the US, MLB.TV subscribers will need a cable subscription to watch playoff games, and even then not all American League playoff games will be streamed.
That’s a bit of a problem, of course, but there are ways around it. My favorite method is to use a VPN that tricks MLB.TV into thinking you’re somewhere you really aren’t. So since MLB.TV restricts US and Canadian users during the playoffs, I can set up a VPN to say I’m in the UK. From there, smooth sailing.
My favorite VPN service is Unblock-Us, and we’ve detailed how to set it up in the past, so be sure to follow this guide. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work with MLB.TV on iOS devices, and I haven’t yet found a VPN that will work with both iOS and MLB.TV. However, I’m streaming games on my PS4 and it works great.
Essentially, you’ll sign up for Unblock-Us, which costs around $5 per month, and then quickly change the DNS settings on your desired device.
From there, you’ll need a $9.99 MLB.TV subscription for all playoffs if you don’t already have it, and it even includes all Spring Training games next year.
Without a VPN service, you can only watch a handful of playoff games unless you have a cable subscription and are not in the area of a power outage. US and Canadian users will not be able to watch certain games from the American League Division Series and Conference Series.
That said, MLB.TV is by far the most reliable service for watching live baseball games, and while it has its fair share of issues at times, it’s still 100x better than sloppy streaming sites plastered with ads.
