How to watch Cardinals games without cable: Full TV schedule, streams for 2023 Opening Day & more

It would be difficult to find a fanbase more excited about the MLB season than the St. Louis fanbase, and with good reason.

Cardinals fans are about to catch three of their players in the World Baseball Classic championship game: reigning National League MVP Paul Goldschmidt, superstar third baseman Nolan Arenado and Japan’s newest phenomenon, Lars Nootbaar.

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But there are also some fresh faces that make St. Louis talk. Willson Contreras takes over behind the plate for Yadier Molina and the former Cub has spoken enthusiastically about his new organization throughout the offseason. Rookie Jordan Walker is on the opening day list, and MLB.com’s #4 ranked prospect is turning heads.

After a productive offseason, the Cardinals are favorites to win the NL Central. You certainly have the list for it. But this season, their goals stretch far beyond the division.

Here’s a full guide on how to watch the Cardinals wirelessly this season:

Here’s how to watch Cardinals games wirelessly

For those without a cable, there are several ways to stream Cardinals games this year:

— When you are in the market, fubo wears Bally Sports Midwest, the Cardinals’ RSN, but blackout restrictions apply. If you’re in the market for Bally Sports Midwest, you can watch Cardinals baseball via Fubo. Those not in the market will not be able to watch the Cardinals games on the streaming service as Fubo will not be carrying the out-of-market RSN.

— indoor market, DirectTV stream also carries Bally Sports Midwest and all networks that broadcast games nationwide: Fox, ESPN, MLB Network, FS1 and MLB Network. These are all part of the service’s $99.99 monthly Choice package.

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