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Guardians announce Mid-Summer Sale for CLEGUARDIANS.TV, priced at $27.99 through Sunday
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Sports/The Apex Times/Jul 6, 12:39 PM EDT

Guardians announce Mid-Summer Sale for CLEGUARDIANS.TV, priced at $27.99 through Sunday

MLB says CLEGUARDIANS.TV, presented by Progressive, is discounted as part of a mid-summer promotion aimed at Guardians fans in the Cleveland home television territory.

Cleveland Guardians fans looking to catch local games this summer have a limited-time pricing option from MLB. The league announced a Mid-Summer Sale for, offering the streaming service for $27.99, running now through Sunday.

The promotion is marketed as a “summer passport to savings,” and MLB’s announcement frames it as an easy way to keep up with Guardians action without needing a traditional cable package. The discounted price replaces the previously promoted $37.99 figure referenced in the notice’s headline.

For viewers within the Cleveland home television territory, MLB said subscribers may also be able to bundle with another service as part of the same promotion. MLB did not specify all bundle terms in the announcement, but the league indicated the availability of that option is tied to where the fan receives home television programming.

is part of the club’s local-rights offering for 2026. In MLB’s description of the service, the league also noted that it is producing and distributing local games for the Guardians as part of its in-market coverage.

The announcement also included staffing details for the broadcast. MLB listed Matt Underwood, Rick Manning and Andre Knott as the primary broadcast team on Guardians TV, with additional contributors named as Chris Gimenez, Al Pawlowski, Cayleigh Griffin, Cody Allen, Austin Jackson and Ben Broussard.

For fans who follow a team day to day, streaming season-long can become a bigger recurring expense than people expect. MLB’s promotion highlights that, and it also reflects a broader pattern in local sports media, where teams and leagues periodically rotate pricing to broaden access during the summer stretch.

The sale window is central to the announcement. The Mid-Summer Sale runs “now through Sunday,” so interested subscribers would need to act within that timeframe rather than treating the pricing as a permanent change.

As always with regional streaming offers, availability can depend on location and local rights. Viewers outside the Cleveland home television territory may not see the same bundle options, even if they can still sign up for through MLB’s platform.

Why It Matters

  • For local fans, is one of the most direct ways to access Guardians games without relying on a traditional television subscription.
  • Promotions like this can reduce the friction cost of subscribing mid-season, especially during the long summer portion of the MLB calendar.
  • The details about the broadcast team matter for viewers who care about commentary style and on-air continuity.
  • The Cleveland home television territory language underscores that rights and package options can vary by location.

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Key Facts

  • MLB announced a Mid-Summer Sale for.
  • The discounted price is $27.99 and the promotion runs through Sunday.
  • MLB said is presented by Progressive.
  • MLB indicated that subscribers in the Cleveland home television territory may be eligible to bundle with another service.
  • MLB listed Matt Underwood, Rick Manning and Andre Knott as the primary broadcast team on Guardians TV.
  • MLB also named additional Guardians TV contributors: Chris Gimenez, Al Pawlowski, Cayleigh Griffin, Cody Allen, Austin Jackson and Ben Broussard.