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How to Watch the A's in Las Vegas

Whether you are a longtime fan or just getting on board ahead of the team's Las Vegas era, here is a practical, evergreen guide to following the Athletics from the valley: on TV, on streaming, on the radio, and alongside other fans. Availability changes from season to season, so treat the specifics below as starting points and confirm current options for yourself.

On screen

TV and streaming

Most fans follow a season through a mix of national broadcasts and dedicated baseball streaming. National games appear on the major networks that carry MLB, while a league streaming subscription is the usual way to catch out-of-market and everyday games. Check what is available in your area, since blackout rules and rights can vary by market and by season.

National broadcasts carry a share of games across the season on the networks that hold MLB rights.
A league streaming subscription is the common way to watch out-of-market games; confirm local blackout and availability rules before subscribing.
Cord-cutters can often reach nationally televised games through a live-TV streaming service that carries the relevant networks.

On the dial

Radio and audio

Radio remains one of the most reliable and low-cost ways to follow a full slate of games, and audio play-by-play is often available through official league and team apps. It is a good fallback when a game is not on a screen you can reach.

Official league and team apps typically offer live audio broadcasts of games.
Radio audio is a dependable option during a commute or when video is blacked out or unavailable.

With other fans

Watching together in the Las Vegas area

Las Vegas has a deep bench of sports-friendly venues, and many local spots show a wide range of games. Rather than rely on any one place, it helps to call ahead and ask whether a venue plans to show a specific game, since lineups change day to day. Local fan groups and social communities are also a good way to find watch parties and meet other supporters.

Many sports bars and casino sportsbooks in the area show a broad selection of games; ask a venue directly whether it will have a specific matchup on.
Local fan communities and social groups often organize informal watch gatherings during the season.
As the team establishes itself in Las Vegas, expect more organized local viewing options to develop over time.

Getting ready

Following the team on the way to Las Vegas

While the franchise works through its interim period and toward a Las Vegas ballpark, following along is mostly about staying current. Keep an eye on relocation news, roster developments, and schedule releases so you are ready when the team arrives in town.

Follow the relocation process so you know where the team stands each season.
Track roster and schedule news as it is officially released.
Treat ballpark details as planned and subject to change until they are confirmed.

Getting ready for the team's arrival? Read up on the A's move to Las Vegas and the planned Strip ballpark, put the move in context with the franchise timeline, and brush up on the box-score shorthand with the baseball and sabermetrics glossary.

LV Athletics is an independent fan site and is not affiliated with the Athletics or Major League Baseball. Broadcast, streaming, blackout, and venue availability change over time; always confirm current options and details for yourself.