Arizona Diamondbacks: Which Services Let You Watch Every Single Game?

2025 MLB Regular Season under way. Stream it live with Fubo.

I will begin my coverage of the Diamondbacks’ 2024 season on March 28th. Below is the complete schedule.

Regardless of where you live, you can watch every game the Diamondbacks play. And to do so, you can’t stick with cable. To watch all the games, you will have to stream.

In a hurry? Diamondbacks fans can watch all games by getting Fubo with the MLB.TV add-on, which allows local Diamondback fans to watch as well.

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The Arizona Diamondbacks had a resurgent season in 2023 reaching the postseason for the first time since making the playoffs in 2017. They defeated the Milwaukee Brewers in the Wild Card Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL Division Series, and the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL Championship Series.

However, they lost the World Series to the Texas Rangers after being the sixth-seeded team in the National League with a regular season record of 84-78.

Since the closure of Bally Sports Arizona, MLB is providing access to local fans with its MLB.TV service. We recommend getting it with Fubo so you also get access to the nationally televised games, but you can also subscribe to MLB.tv directly.

Schedule and Start Times for Today’s Arizona Diamondbacks Game(s)

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D-backs TV Channels

A considerable majority of games that Arizona plays are intended to be locally broadcast. But that got complicated when Bally Sports Arizona abandoned its contract with the Diamondbacks.

These games are now available to local fans directly from MLB through its streaming service MLB.TV, which you can also get through Fubo.

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When the Diamondbacks are being showcased to a larger television audience, they will be on ESPN, TBS, Fox Sports 1 (FS1), MLB Network, ABC, NBC, or Fox.

Do also take into account that some games will not be broadcast on television at all. Some will instead be streamed exclusively by Apple TV+.

Ultimate Guide: How to Watch the Arizona Diamondbacks Without Cable

MLB has one of the most complicated broadcast systems in all of sports. But it does have the advantage of allowing fans to watch at least some games in a variety of ways.

Streaming

It’s possible to watch every Diamondbacks game this season with streaming alone. But you will need to sign up for three services: DIRECTV STREAM (or MLB.TV), Peacock, and Apple TV+.

Stream the Arizona Diamondbacks Today With Fubo: A Step-by-Step Guide

Fubo provides a 150+ channel lineup for $79.99/month. You can add MLB.TV and you will be able to use it from within the Fubo app.

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You also get all the local channels and typical “cable” channels you expect. It has a great sports lineup with CBSSN, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, and two dozen network channels from beIN Sports and TUDN.

And it comes with many features like unlimited cloud DVR streaming on up to 10 devices at once. See our Fubo review for more information.

Watching the Arizona Diamondbacks With DIRECTV STREAM: Plans and Pricing

DIRECTV STREAM (formerly AT&T TV) offers all the channels you need to watch the Diamondbacks in nationally broadcast games. Fans will want to combine it with a standalone MLB.TV subscription.

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All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR (online sign-up) and streaming on unlimited devices. Learn about it all in our DIRECTV STREAM review.

Other Live TV Streaming Services

Some other streaming services to consider that only provide national games include Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month), Sling TV ($60.99/month), and YouTube TV ($82.99/month). Most D-backs games not on Bally Sports Arizona can be watched through each of these.

Explore More Ways to Watch the Arizona Diamondbacks Games Today

In the past, some Diamondbacks games could only be watched via a streaming service. We don’t yet have confirmation of

• Apple TV+ ($9.99/month): Has started exclusively streaming MLB games with the 2022 season, all being played on Fridays, and Arizona will feature on some of those. Its first appearance has been slated for May 13, when the Chicago Cubs make a visit to the desert.
• Peacock ($7.99/month): Expected to exclusively stream baseball games with its streams being focused on Sunday games, and the Diamondbacks may be featured on some of these as well. (Peacock review)
• ESPN+ ($10.99/month): Provides numerous streams of MLB games throughout the season, and many of those showcase Arizona, but keep in mind its local blackout restrictions when deciding whether to purchase access. ESPN+ also comes with Hulu + Live TV. (ESPN+ review)

View Nationally Broadcast Diamondback Games With an Antenna

A setup with an antenna works great for watching the D-backs play whenever they are featured on network television, whether nationally or regionally. These instances will usually involve games on Fox although ABC- and NBC-broadcast games are possible as well.

Also keep in mind that if Arizona has a breakout season and advances to the World Series, those games will be on Fox.

You can learn all about using an antenna in our guide.

Devices and Apps for Streaming Arizona Diamondbacks Games

Whether you use MLB.TV, Fubo, or DIRECTV STREAM, you will be able to stream Diamondbacks games on most devices in use today:

Additionally, MLB.TV and Fubo support more smart TVs and the Xbox gaming system.

Everything You Need to Know About the Arizona Diamondbacks

When the Diamondbacks joined the National League West Division, where they have remained ever since, they brought regular-season games to a region that has long been a Spring Training mecca (see our Sling TV schedule and guide). The team succeeded almost immediately, making the playoffs in its second season and claiming the World Series in its fourth.

That 2001 Fall Classic culminated with a dramatic seventh-game win over the New York Yankees with Luis Gonzalez’s bottom-of-the-ninth championship-winning single sparking bedlam at Chase Field, the only stadium that Arizona has played in. His hit completed a stunning two-run output against closer Mariano Rivera.

The team had a successful season (ie, one involving postseason play) in 2017. That season, the D-backs made the playoffs as a wild card and knocked off the Colorado Rockies before being swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL Division Series.

More recently, the 2021 Diamondbacks had some ignominious feats, including a franchise-record 17-game losing streak and the longest road losing streak in the majors in 132 years — 24 games.

However, there was one significant highlight. Tyler Gilbert spun a no-hitter on Aug 14 last year against the San Diego Padres.

Last year, the team had an amazing season falling just short of the 2023 World Series. They had a record of 84-78 to finish second in the NL West standings. The Diamondbacks beat the Brewers, Dodgers, and Phillies on their way to the World Series where they lost to the Texas Rangers.

The Diamondbacks head into the 2024 season with pitchers Zac Gallen, Paul Sewald, Ryan Thompson, and Kevin Ginkel, outfielder Lourdes Gurriel, second baseman Ketel Marte, designated hitter Joc Pederson, catchers Jose Herrera and Gabriel Moreno, and MLB All-star and NL rookie of the year Corbin Carroll.

Complete 2025 Arizona Diamondbacks Game Schedule: Dates, Times, and Venues

For details of the next games, see our Diamondbacks Today page.

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Our Choice

After trying out a bunch of options, I landed on Fubo with the MLB.TV add-on as the best setup for keeping up with the Arizona Diamondbacks. The streaming quality is awesome – crystal clear and smooth, so you never miss a key moment. With Fubo’s solid channel lineup and MLB.TV’s extra coverage for out-of-market games, you get everything you need in one spot. The DVR is super easy to use if you want to save games, and it works on pretty much any device, so you can watch at home or on the go. What really sold me is how this combo blends live sports and exclusive coverage seamlessly – no jumping between apps or missing plays. For Diamondbacks fans, it’s the perfect mix of convenience, quality, and all-around value.

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I am a Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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