T-Mobile has teamed up with Major League Baseball to once again offer a free year of MLB.TV to eligible customers. The sign-up period began on March 26 and ends on April 1, so baseball fans will need to act fast to claim the offer.
This is the ninth consecutive year that the companies are offering the deal, which starts two days ahead of MLB's opening day.
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