Cardinals fans wanting to tune in to Sunday's game will have to watch it on Roku, thanks to MLB's new broadcast deal.
The game vs. the Red Sox is the first in MLB's new deal with Roku. Starting time was moved up to 12:05 p.m., more than an hour earlier than the usual Sunday afternoon start time at Busch.
The game is available for free and without an account. Here's how to watch:
If you have a Roku device, the game is available on your home screen. Or by searching "MLB Leadoff."
On smart TVs and other streaming players, search for the apps section, then search for "The Roku Channel" and install it. Once you've got the app installed, search "MLB Leadoff."
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The Roku Channel is accessible on Amazon Fire devices, Samsung TVs and Google TVs.
On the web via a computer, the game is available at . Here's a .
On a cellphone or tablet, you'll need to download the Roku App via the or the . Then search "MLB Leadoff."
If you already have an or MLB Extra Innings subscription, the game is available there for free and without blackout restrictions worldwide using the MLB app or your cable system as you would any other game.
If you want to watch it later, a full game replay will be available to stream via the above methods six hours after the game ends.
The Cardinals' game on June 16 at Wrigley Field vs. the Cubs also airs on Roku.
The games will feature local broadcasters, and Cardinals play-by-play man Chip Caray will call Sunday's game along with Bally Sports Midwest colleague Alexa Datt and Red Sox broadcaster Will Middlebrooks.