Will T-Mobile Give Customers MLB.TV for Free Again in 2020?

The answer is yes!

On March 24th, 2020 (which ironically isn't a Tuesday) T-Mobile customers will be eligible to receive a free subscription to MLB.TV for the 2020 season. While it's not a surprise as T-Mobile is an official sponsor of MLB and has offered this promotion for a number of years now, it's nice to see it confirmed.


To take advantage of this deal you'll need to have an active monthly voice/data plan and will need download the T-Mobile Tuesdays app.

Worried about blackouts? Learn how to get around them with my guide.
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