How to watch Cincinnati Reds games throughout the 2025 season

Every game will be available for a price.
The Cincinnati Reds took on a team of their top prospects in their final preseason game of the year on Tuesday, March 25 at Day Air Ballpark in Dayton. The Reds Prospects won the game 7-5. MICHAEL COOPER/STAFF

The Cincinnati Reds took on a team of their top prospects in their final preseason game of the year on Tuesday, March 25 at Day Air Ballpark in Dayton. The Reds Prospects won the game 7-5. MICHAEL COOPER/STAFF
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Updated March 27, 2025
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Here is a guide for Cincinnati Reds fans who want to watch the games at home:

1. WATCH ON TV: Games are available through TV Providers including: Altafiber; DIRECTV; DIRECTV STREAM; Fubo; Spectrum; and U-verse TV. It can be found on WXIX Fox 19 in Butler and Warren counties.

2. STREAM WITH A TV PROVIDER: Fans can watch on the FanDuel Sports Network app by connecting with their TV provider credentials (at no additional cost).

3. STREAMING SUBSCRIPTION. Fans can pay for monthly, seasonal and annual subscriptions.

4. PRIME VIDEO: Fans can add Reds games as an add-on subscription.

The question of how to watch games on the minds of fans in the offseason.

There was a November 2024 announcement that Major League Baseball would produce and distribute Reds games in 2025. Then in January, the Reds announced games would once again air on the FanDuel Sports Network, which was known as Bally Sports last year. In February, the Reds announced a new direct-to-consumer streaming option for fans.

There are three options with different prices:

1. Monthly plan: Fans can pay $19.99 per month to gain access to all content available on FanDuel Sports Network Ohio. That includes spring training and regular-season coverage. Columbus Blue Jackets and Cleveland Cavaliers coverage is also available in this plan.

2. Season pass: Fans can get the same content available in the month plan for $105.99 for the whole season, beginning March 20. The price is $122.99 if you start Feb. 21.

3. Annual pass: A 12-month subscription costs $189.99.

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