Okay, so I’ve been trying to catch the Cardinals games lately, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a journey. I wanted to watch them live, you know, as they happen, not just catch the highlights later. So, I started looking into it.
First, I checked out Fubo. They said I could watch and stream Cardinals games all season long there. Apparently, Bally Sports Midwest, which is where most of the Cardinals’ regular-season games are shown, is on Fubo. Sounded pretty good, so I gave it a shot. They even had a free trial, which was nice.
But then I did some more digging because, you know, options are good. Turns out, if you’re in St. Louis, there are a bunch of other ways to watch. I saw things like Charter Spectrum, Comcast Xfinity, Cox, DIRECTV, and some others I hadn’t heard of before. Even YouTube TV and Peacock TV were mentioned for streaming some games, specifically the one against the Rams, I think. I decided that Fubo was pretty good for all the regular games.
- Tried Fubo first because it had most games.
- Found out about a lot of options in St. Louis.
- YouTube TV and Peacock TV were options for specific games.
Figuring Out Where Else to Watch
Then I got curious about what to do if I wanted to watch games that weren’t on Bally Sports Midwest. I found out those games are usually on places like FOX, FS1, ESPN, or MLB Network. So, basically, if it’s not on Bally Sports, it’s probably on one of those. Good to know, right?
I also read something about the Cardinals, like, they’re figuring out where their games will be shown in the future. It mentioned they might stay with Diamond Sports Group, which I guess is related to Bally Sports.
Anyway, that’s my little adventure in trying to watch Cardinals games. I just wanted to share in case anyone else was trying to figure it out, too. It seems like Fubo is a solid bet for most games, but there are definitely other options out there depending on where you are and what game you want to watch.
