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T-Mobile offering free MLB.TV to customers through July

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T-Mobile is giving customers another opportunity to sign up for its free MLB.TV package, which offers out-of-market access to live baseball games and on-demand replays through the regular season.

Typically only available to customers within a short window at the start of the season, T-Mobile now says it will allow eligible home and business customers of its flagship wireless service and prepaid brand Metro by T-Mobile to sign up for MLB.TV between Tuesday, May 23 and Monday, July 17.

To get the service, customers sign up for MLB.TV through the company’s rewards program T-Mobile Tuesdays, which is available as a free download on most smartphones.

T-Mobile is also offering customers free access to Apple TV Plus’ MLS Season Pass for the season. New customers who sign up for T-Mobile’s Go5G Plus line get an extra $200 in prepaid cards to spend on other sports services (or, really, whatever they want).

“T-Mobile customers love streaming and love sports, so naturally, we’re giving them more of what they love — the best of baseball with MLB.TV, our most popular perk, and a sports streaming app of their choice, on top of the free MLS Season Pass they already get,” Mike Sievert, the CEO of T-Mobile, said in a press release. “We always put customers in the driver’s seat, and now they can choose another sports app that matches their interests perfectly.”

In addition to the streaming services, T-Mobile is giving customers an opportunity to score a pair of tickets to the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, MLB All-Star Game, VIP access to an exclusive party, airfare, hotel and spending money. The sweepstakes is open to T-Mobile customers through the T-Mobile Tuesdays app, and non-customers who mail in an entry.

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Matthew Keys is a nationally-recognized, award-winning journalist who has covered the business of media, technology, radio and television for more than 11 years. He is the publisher of The Desk and contributes to Know Techie, Digital Content Next and StreamTV Insider. He previously worked for Thomson Reuters, the Walt Disney Company, McNaughton Newspapers and Tribune Broadcasting.
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