MLB's Opening Day is swiftly approaching. That means fans have to get their game plan in order to watch the San Diego Padres highly-anticipated campaign.
How to Stream Padres Games on Bally Sports San Diego:
The only other way to stream Bally Sports San Diego is through DirectTV Stream, formerly known as AT&T Stream. Their free trial is shorter than fuboTV's and costs more than $100 per month, with fees. Some fans change their IP with a VPN to get around that blackout so they can still watch Padres games.
Perhaps the NBA and NHL would do the same, although the 2022-2023 regular season for each league is nearly over.
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