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Dodger Blue runs deep in Los Angeles, especially when Shohei Ohtani steps up to the plate. Spectrum SportsNet LA keeps fans close to the action with live Dodgers games, pregame coverage, and postgame analysis. In-market fans can also stream the network through MLB’s SNLA+ subscription.
You can get SportsNet LA through eligible local TV packages, too. Just don’t confuse it with Spectrum SportsNet, the sibling network that covers the Lakers and Sparks.
Whether you’re watching every inning or tuning in for the biggest matchups, we’ve got you covered. Below, we’ll help you find Spectrum SportsNet LA channel numbers and compare our recommended TV providers and streaming options.
What channel is Spectrum SportsNet LA on near me?
Spectrum SportsNet LA’s channel number varies by TV provider and location. The network serves the Dodgers’ regional broadcast territory, which includes Southern California, Hawaii, and parts of Nevada.
Check the table below for channel numbers by city and provider. If your area or provider isn’t listed, enter your zip code below to find local TV providers and compare available packages.
Spectrum SportsNet LA channel numbers
| Market | DIRECTV channel | Spectrum channel |
|---|---|---|
| Bakersfield, CA | 690 | 21, 107, 1021 |
| Honolulu, HI | 690 | 1217, 1319 |
| Las Vegas, NV | 690 | 50 |
| Los Angeles, CA | 690 | 70, 319 |
| Orange County, CA | 690 | 63 |
| Palos Verdes, CA | 690 | 54 |
| San Luis Obispo, CA | 690 | 44 (SD), 773 (HD) |
| Santa Barbara, CA | 690 | 36 |
Data effective as of post date. Channel numbers and availability may vary by location and package.
How to get Spectrum SportsNet LA
Dodgers fans can get Spectrum SportsNet LA through qualifying Spectrum TV, DIRECTV, and Fubo packages within the network’s regional territory. Spectrum also carries the channel in eligible former Cox markets, giving more Southern California viewers access to Dodgers baseball.
If you’d rather skip a larger TV package, SNLA+ streams the network directly through MLB for $29.99 per month or $199.99 per season. Qualifying Spectrum TV and DIRECTV subscribers can access SNLA+ at no additional charge, as can eligible customers with both Spectrum Internet and Mobile service.
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Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
What’s on Spectrum SportsNet LA?
It’s always a good time to bleed Dodger Blue! Spectrum SportsNet LA brings fans live Dodgers baseball, pregame excitement, postgame analysis, and plenty of behind-the-scenes access to their favorite players.
When there’s no game on, shows like “Backstage: Dodgers” and “Access SportsNet: Dodgers” keep the baseball conversation going. You’ll also find “LeadOff LA” and game replays throughout the schedule. Nationally exclusive matchups air on their designated networks or streaming platforms instead.
Spectrum SportsNet LA FAQ
What's the cheapest way to get Spectrum SportsNet LA?
SNLA+ is your cheapest option at $29.99 a month or $199.99 for the season. The season pass offers the best value, but check your account if you have both Spectrum Internet and Mobile — you might already qualify for access at no additional cost.
Can I get Spectrum SportsNet LA as a standalone subscription?
Yes. SNLA+ offers direct streaming of SportsNet LA through MLB.com and the MLB app for fans in the Dodgers' home television territory. If you live outside that region, MLB.TV offers out-of-market Dodgers coverage instead, subject to national exclusivities and blackout rules.
Is SportsNet LA the same as Spectrum SportsNet?
No. Spectrum SportsNet LA is the Dodgers network, while Spectrum SportsNet covers the Lakers and Sparks. The streaming services are separate, too: SNLA+ runs through MLB, while Spectrum SportsNet+ is offered through the NBA. A subscription to one doesn't include the other.
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