How to watch FanDuel Sports Network Midwest (formerly Bally Sports Midwest) online without cable in 2025

Which streaming services offer FanDuel Sports Network Midwest (formerly Bally Sports Midwest)?

As of 2025, two live TV streaming service providers — Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM — will still give you access to the FanDuel Sports Network.

The best part? Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM both offer a 5-day free trial for new subscribers. With opening just 48 hours away, and the St. Louis Cardinals' season opener against the Twins, you'll want to lock in a free trial. 

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Stream FanDuel Sports Network Midwest with a DIRECTV STREAM 5-day free trial

Currently, DIRECTV STREAM is one of the two livestreaming service providers carrying the FanDuel Sports Network Midwest. The platform offers 4 plans, Entertainment, Choice, Ultimate, and Premier. You'll need the Choice, Ultimate, or Premier Plan to stream FDSN Midwest.

And yes, if you're a new subscriber, you can get a 5-day DIRECTV STREAM free trial for FDSN Midwest.

Any plan other than the entertainment plan will get you FanDuel Sports Network Midwest (if you live in-network), plus more than 15 major sports networks like:

• ESPN
• ESPN2
• ESPNEWS
• ESPNU
• Fox Sports 1 (FS1)
• Big Ten Network
• MLB Network
• NBA TV
• NFL Network

Watch the FanDuel Sports Network Midwest with a Fubo 5-day free trial

Fubo is the go-to platform specifically tailored for sports fans who want a bit of everything in their livestreaming service. Fubo's Pro and Elite plans both include FanDuel Sports Network Midwest for in-market viewers.

Remember that subscribers who live in areas where one or more Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) are available will have a regional sports fee. 

Even with that fee, it’s one of the most affordable ways to get a ton of live sports and networks:

• beIN Sports
• ESPN
• ESPN2
• FS1
• NFL Network
• CBS Sports Network
• Big Ten Network 
• SEC Network. 

The Elite plan includes even more pro and college sports on channels:

• NBA TV
• NHL Network
• MLB Network
• ACCN. 

For an additional monthly fee, you can add the Sports Plus add-on, which has an excellent lineup including:

• NFL RedZone
• MLB Strike Zone
• ESPNU, Tennis Channel
• Pac-12 Network 

Fubo has a solid sports channel lineup but, it’s worth noting that Fubo doesn’t carry a few big names, such as TBS and TNT. 

The best part is that Fubo also offers a 5-day free trial for new subscribers who want to watch the FanDuel Sports Network Midwest.

Watch FanDuel Sports Network Midwest on the mobile app

FanDuel Sports Network also offers an app for mobile and streaming devices. The FDSN app is available for FanDuel Sports Network Midwest streaming. 

You have two options for streaming FDSN Midwest through the FDSN app:

Option 1: You can log in with a subscription to a live TV streaming service or cable/satellite provider that carries FanDuel Sports Network Midwest. 

Option 2: Alternatively, subscribe to FanDuel Sports Network Plus and watch select content through the app. This option is slightly more limited, as the St. Louis Cardinals aren’t available via FanDuel Sports Network Plus. 

The app is available on iOS and Android devices, along with Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Roku, Samsung TV, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.

FAQ

How can you watch the Blues game tonight?

FanDuel Sports Network Midwest will be your network for catching the St. Louis Blues — plus, Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM offer it in their lineup with a 5-day free trial each (if you're a new subscriber).

What live TV streaming services have FanDuel Sports Network Midwest?

As of 2025, only DIRECT STREAM and Fubo have livestreaming plans offering comprehensive FanDuel Sports Network Midwest streaming. While the app also offers FDSN Midwest, you'll need a FanDuel Sports Network Plus subscription, and even then, streaming of the St. Louis Cardinals is unavailable.

What's the cheapest way to watch FanDuel Sports Network Midwest?

Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM are the two providers who have FDSN Midwest and offer free trials. Chances are you still have a free trial left with at least one of these providers, allowing you to catch FanDuel Sports Network Midwest for free for 5 days on each livestreaming platform. 

Does Peacock have FanDuel Sports Network Midwest?

Peacock does not offer FanDuel Sports Network Midwest streaming. To stream the network, you’ll need to live in its viewing area and subscribe to DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, or FanDuel Sports Network Plus (which offers no coverage of the St. Louis Cardinals). It’s also available through select cable and satellite TV providers, so check your local listings.