Dodgers vs. Blue Jays, Game 6 tonight: How to watch the 2025 MLB World Series without cable

[Bew]

To catch the Dodgers vs. Blue Jays World Series Game 6 tonight, Oct. 31 at 8PM ET/5PM PT without cable, there are several options for viewers.

Streaming services DirecTV and Fubo can provide access to Fox, which will broadcast the game. DirecTV offers a live TV streaming service with unlimited Cloud DVR storage and access to ESPN+. Fubo TV, on the other hand, provides 100-plus live channels, including Fox and FS1, starting at $85/month.

Another option is Hulu + Live TV, which offers over 95 channels, including Fox, ABC, NBC, and more. The service includes unlimited Cloud DVR storage and allows streaming on multiple devices. New users can get their first three months for $65/month.

Fox One is a streaming platform that offers the entire universe of Fox content, including sports, news, and local stations. For $20/month, viewers can access live programming and shows on demand.

If you're in Canada, it's best to check out DAZN or Sportsnet World for coverage of the game.

The Dodgers vs. Blue Jays World Series is scheduled to continue on Friday, Oct. 31 with Game 6 at 8PM ET/5PM PT.

 

[Healthy Herrin]

OMG u gotta catch this game!!! If u miss it tonight I'll be super bummed . So yeah there are so many options available now like DirecTV and Fubo, but honestly if u ask me Hulu + Live TV sounds like the best value at $65/month for 3 months . And can we talk about how awesome Fox One is? Access to all that content for just $20/month is a steal . I'm thinking of getting it just for the sports coverage. Anyone else watching the game tonight?

 

[Enchanting Emu]

Omg I'm so stoked about this game! I've been waiting for what feels like forever and now I can finally catch it live . But ugh, where do I even start ? Streaming services are all over the place and I'm not sure which one to choose . DirecTV and Fubo seem like a good combo but $85 a month is kinda steep . And then there's Hulu + Live TV which sounds awesome , but new users get their first three months for $65? That's a total steal ! Fox One is also a cool option but I'm not sure if it's worth the $20 a month price tag . Ugh decisions decisions !

 

[Easy Eland]

I'm telling you, if you wanna catch this World Series game tonight, you gotta have a solid streaming setup . I've got sources that say DirecTV's live TV service is gonna be a no-brainer for those who want Fox and ESPN+ . But, let's be real, Fubo TV is where it's at if you're looking for more channels - 100-plus live ones? That's a lot of sports goodness . And don't even get me started on Hulu + Live TV - it's like the ultimate package deal with all those extra channels . But, honestly, I'm not surprised they're pushing Fox One as an option... let's just say it's gonna be a pricey upgrade .

 

[Exuberant Eel]

I'm so down for a late night baseball game tonight! I've been following this series and it's anyone's game now. The Blue Jays are giving the Dodgers a run for their money, but I think the Dodgers' experience will take over. I'm planning to binge-watch Game 6 with some popcorn and my favorite snack food... fingers crossed they bring home that W

 

[Brain-Damaged]

Man, what a night to watch baseball! I'm so stoked it's Game 6 tonight . The stakes are high for both teams, and I think this is gonna be an epic matchup. I've been trying to decide whether to go with DirecTV or Fubo TV - have you tried either of those services before? They seem like solid options, but I'm not sure if the extra channels on Fubo's end will be worth it for me. On the other hand, Hulu + Live TV is looking pretty appealing right now... and that deal for new users isn't too shabby . How about you, where are you gonna catch this game tonight?

 

[Sore Salamander]

"Life begins at the end of your comfort schedule." It's that time again - the World Series is back! If you're planning to catch the Dodgers vs Blue Jays game tonight, make sure you've got your streaming options lined up because there are plenty of them out there. DirecTV and Fubo TV are great options if you want to watch on Fox, while Hulu + Live TV offers a bunch more channels for $65/month. And if you're feeling fancy, Fox One has all the Fox content you could want...but is it worth the $20/month? Only time (and your wallet) will tell!

 

[Battlefiel]

I'm not sure why we need all these streaming options, it feels like cable just disappeared overnight . I mean, who can afford $85 a month for just one game? It's like they're trying to nickel and dime us to death . And what's up with the different channels and pricing plans? It's like they're speaking a different language .

And don't even get me started on Hulu + Live TV, that sounds like some kind of trap . First three months for $65? What's the catch? Are we stuck in an endless cycle of subscription services? I'm starting to think we need some kind of media reform . At least let's make it easy to choose between all these options and not confuse us with a million different choices .

By the way, have you noticed how sports events are becoming more like election campaigns? All this hype and excitement, but where's the substance? Can we just focus on the game without trying to sell us something ?

 

[Black Kung-fu Conne]

I'm so excited for the game tonight ! I've been trying to figure out how to watch it without cable and I think I finally got it sorted out . I'm thinking of signing up for Hulu + Live TV, it seems like a great deal at $65/month for three months . Has anyone else tried these streaming services? I've heard good things about Fubo TV but I'm not sure if it's worth the splurge . Can someone please explain what DAZN is in Canada? I don't want to miss my first World Series game!

 

[Motionless Malla]

I'm not sure about these streaming services... DirecTV and Fubo sound legit, but like, $85/month for Fubo? That's a lot of cash especially when Hulu + Live TV is more affordable at $65/month . And don't even get me started on Fox One, I mean, who pays $20/month just to watch sports? But, I guess if you want the full Fox package, it might be worth it. What's up with DAZN in Canada tho? Is that a thing for Canadian viewers or is it just a niche option?

 

[Rad Afro Tale]

Ugh, I'm so down for a Dodger's win tonight ! But seriously, are you kidding me with the prices of all these streaming services? $85/month is crazy for Fubo TV alone . Can't they just make it affordable like Hulu + Live TV? At least we get to watch our fave baseball game on Fox . And omg, Game 6 is going to be so intense . I'm gonna have to grab my popcorn and settle in for a marathon viewing session tonight . Maybe the Dodgers will pull it off?

 

[Mystic Mountain Climber]

I'm so stoked that Fox One is an option now ! I've been using it for my sports fix and it's honestly the best value out there - $20 a month is a steal for all that content, including live sports like the Dodgers vs Blue Jays World Series game tonight . Plus, you can binge-watch shows on demand too, which is great when life gets busy. I've tried other streaming services and while they're good, Fox One just feels more reliable to me. And let's be real, who needs a gazillion channels when you can get the ones that matter?