Yankees and Orioles Face Off in Early Sunday Showdown on Roku
Hey baseball fans, let’s talk about what’s going down today in the Bronx—because it’s more than just another ballgame. It’s Yankees vs. Orioles, and it’s airing free and live on the Roku Channel as part of the MLB Sunday Leadoff. That's right, no subscriptions, no blackouts—just pure baseball.
It’s an early one too. First pitch is coming at 11:35 a.m. Eastern, marking the earliest start time either team has all season. This one’s not just for early risers—thanks to Roku’s user-friendly setup, you can stream the game easily on almost any device. Don’t have a Roku TV? No worries. Just jump on therokuchannel.com or open the Roku app on your phone, tablet, or even smart TV—Samsung, Google TV, Fire TV—you name it.
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Today’s matchup closes out the Yankees-Orioles series and sets the tone before these two American League East rivals meet again in late September for a final, season-defining stretch. And let’s not forget the pitching duel: Yankees’ Will Warren takes the mound with a 4-4 record and 4.83 ERA, while the Orioles counter with Dean Kramer, who's sitting at 6-7 and a 4.80 ERA. It’s shaping up to be a tight, competitive affair.
The Yankees, currently leading the AL East, are trying to turn things around after a bit of a slump at home. Meanwhile, the Orioles already have two wins over New York from their last series in April and are aiming to secure another road victory.
For those wondering—yes, today’s broadcast on the Roku Channel is completely free , and it’s the only time this season the Yankees will appear on Roku’s MLB Sunday Leadoff. Orioles fans, though, can catch one more game on Roku this season when they face the Braves on July 6.
So, if you’re looking for a great way to kick off your Sunday, grab some coffee, settle in, and tune into this high-stakes AL East clash. No cable. No cost. Just baseball the way it should be.
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