Good news baseball fans! T-Mobile confirms it will offer free Season Passes to MLB TV through 2028

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It's good news for baseball fans (at least those that subscribe to T-Mobile) today with the announcement that the Magenta carrier has signed a new, long-term deal with Major League Baseball which, among other things, will continue the offer of free MLB TV subscriptions via the T-Mobile Tuesdays app.

“T-Mobile and MLB are embarking on a six-year journey to deliver breakthrough fan experiences, and it’s all thanks to our leading 5G network,” said Mike Sievert, CEO, T-Mobile. “We’re enhancing the game on and off the field to give fans across the country even more ways to enjoy the game we all love — on top of showing our customers love with free MLB.TV.”

Besides continuing to offer free season passes to its subscribers, the deal also includes the following:

  • Working with MLB to test the automated ball-strike system over a T-Mobile 5G Private Mobile Network at select MiLB games this season.
  • Continuing its title sponsorship of the T-Mobile Home Run Derby during MLB All-Star Week.
  • Partnering with MLB Network to bring back the fan-favorite T-Mobile 5G BP show for the T-Mobile Home Run Derby and MLB Postseason.
  • Becoming the presenting sponsor for the Little League Baseball World Series, building on its relationship with the world’s largest youth sports organization.

As a T-Mobile subscriber and fan of Major League Baseball, does the continuation of the free season pass offer mean that you'll be more loyal to the carrier? Let us know in the comments below.

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