Yes, blackout restrictions can apply when watching MLB games online – but not always! Blackouts are implemented to protect local broadcast rights holders and may prevent the streaming of live games in certain geographic regions. These restrictions typically affect the availability of games within the local market of the team playing.

Yes, depending on the streaming platform or service you use, you may have the option to watch live MLB games on-demand after they have aired, like when you watch movies online. Many streaming platforms offer the feature of accessing game replays or archived games, allowing you to catch up on games you missed or rewatch exciting moments.

The minimum internet speed requirements for streaming MLB games online typically range from 3 Mbps for standard definition (SD) quality to 5 Mbps or higher for high-definition (HD) or ultra-high-definition (UHD) streams. However, it’s important to note that actual speed requirements may vary depending on the streaming platform and the quality of the stream.