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Are you ready for some baseball? Good. Because today is Opening Day for the 2021 MLB season. And you can watch the 3pm game featuring the Atlanta Braves visiting the Philadelphia Phillies, the 11-game stretch over the next four days and the more than 180 games during the regular season with a subscription to the ESPN+ streaming platform.

ESPN+ will be featuring a game per day over the course of the regular season and you can stream every one of them for just $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year—though local market blackout restrictions do apply to out-of-market games. In addition, you can also stream classic games from the MLB Archives, and you’ll have access to all the amazing storytelling of the full 30 for 30 library

So, yeah, ESPN+ will let you enjoy the 2021 MLB season, along with all the live sports events, original programming and exclusive editorial content from ESPN writers and reporters. But if you’re ready to subscribe now, you can also please the non-sports fans in your household and take advantage of The Disney Bundle including Disney+, Hulu (ad supported), and ESPN+ for a total of $13.99/mo (over 25% savings compared to subscribing to each product individually). That means you can stream the newest Marvel original series, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier while you catch up on the Hulu original The Handmaid’s Tale before the season 4 premier.