Mets vs Dodgers Live Stream: How to Watch

The National League League Series continues as the Mets vs Dodgers kick off tonight, as does the Cardinals vs Cubs series. Here’s how to watch the Mets vs Dodgers live stream if you don’t have cable.

This season, the Mets and Dodgers finished head-to-head as the Dodgers won 92 games and the Mets won 90 games, but both teams clinched their divisions and the Mets won the NL East division for the first time since 2006. and the Dodgers won the NL West for the third time in a row.

Neither team has won the World Series since the 1980s, so there will definitely be a special element between the two teams in this series.

The Dodgers are mostly dominated by their shots this year, Zack Greinke and Clayton Kershaw dominate the entire league in ERA, and Chicago Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta is between the two on the leaderboard.

That said, the Mets have some shooting prowess of their own, with Jacob deGrom for the start and the closer Jeurys Familia making the perfect nine-hit combo. Familia finished third with the most saves this season.

No matter what team you’re on, here’s how to watch all the action if you don’t have cable.

Mets – Dodgers Live Stream

All National League playoff games will be broadcast on TBS, a channel you can only get if you have cable. With so many users cutting the cord and connecting to basic streaming channels, there’s probably a handful of users who just can’t watch the games.

But you don’t have to worry as you can easily stream these games on your mobile device, computer, set-top box or game console of choice.

Thanks to MLB.TVyou can stream all National League playoff games, and watching the entire postseason, including the World Series, is just $9.99 (that price includes all Spring Training games next year).

However, there is a small catch. Unlike the regular season, US and Canadian users will need a cable subscription to watch playoff games with MLB.TV. This is not normally the case, the limiting factor is simply blackout restrictions, but in the post-season the rules are getting a little tighter.

However, all hope is not lost and there is an easy workaround you can use so that you can watch all playoff games without any restrictions.

All you have to do is use a VPN service that spoofs your IP address and other information so websites and other services think you’re in a different location. So by telling MLB.TV you are in the UK, you can watch all the playoff games without interruption restrictions or the need for a cable subscription, as MLB.TV provides open access to international users.

My favorite VPN service Unblock-Us, and it’s about $5 a month to use, which is incredibly cheap. All you have to do is change your DNS settings on your device and you are ready. The link above shows you how to do this easily.

Unfortunately, Unblock-Us doesn’t work on iOS devices when it comes to streaming MLB.TV, but it works great on PS4 and any computer web browser.

After installing the service, you can change the location to whatever you want and then reload the page. From now on, MLB.TV will think you are in the UK (or any other location you specify).

Sure, cable is easier to own, but not everyone can afford it or even think it’s worth it in the first place, and paying for MLB.TV plus a VPN service is still cheaper than most cable plans.