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Watching Yankees on Amazon Prime Explained

For New York Yankees fans, finding your beloved Bronx Bombers' broadcasts can be frustrating with cable, Amazon, Roku and Apple+ games. Here's a watch guide for you on those Amazon Prime Games. In 2025, Amazon is streaming 21 Yankees regular-season games exclusively on Prime Video at no extra cost for Prime members who live in New York State, Connecticut, north and central New Jersey, and northeast Pennsylvania. These games are part of the team's regional broadcast package and can be accessed via the Prime Video homepage or sports section. New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge.© Brad Penner-Imagn Images Outside of Yankees broadcasts, Prime members can subscribe to channel through Prime Video Channels to watch live out-of-market regular-season games. Advertisement This subscription is not included in the standard Prime membership and requires an additional monthly or seasonal fee. offers full league access, a single-team pass, and on-demand replays. It's ideal for fans who want to follow teams outside their local market. However, all options come with a catch: blackout restrictions. These restrictions prevent users from watching nationally televised games or being shown in their local market. Location-based blackout rules are enforced regardless of the streaming platform. To watch, users need an active Amazon Prime subscription and the Prime Video app on a compatible device. Once logged in, navigate to either the Yankees game (if eligible) or access the channel after subscribing. From there, fans can stream games live or watch replays on demand. How to Watch: Advertisement Ensure you have an active Amazon Prime membership. Navigate to the Prime Video app or website. For Yankees games included with Prime, select the game from the homepage or sports section. To access additional games, subscribe to the channel via Prime Video Channels and select your desired game Related: Yankees Pitcher Keeps Minor League Tradition Cookin' After Rehab Start Related: Jazz Chisholm Jr. and His Coach Are Baseball's New Favorite Odd Couple