While the average person would struggle to find a live stream of Orioles vs. Red Sox, we have our guide to solving the puzzle that is the Northeast Sports Network and other ways to watch opening day in Bawston and Bawl'more. You want to see Baltimore's efforts to get out of the gutter or J.D. Martinez chew through their rotation, right? We're here to cheer you on.

Yes, this game may be easy to call, but the low expectations of Orioles fans - a season called the worst in baseball and a rebuilding year must be awful - will at least help them deal with any poor play. How bad is it?538 marks the O's as having< 1% chance of making the playoffs. Even Matthew McConaughey doesn't think that's a good chance.

, while on the other side of the field, you have the Boston Red Sox, the home team in this empty stadium affair, because the team decided to lock in only two catchers, With Yairo Muñoz now sitting, the team has just announced its opening day roster, which includes edge cases Jonathan Arauz and Tzu-Wei Lin.

With starters Nathan Eovaldi (BOS) and Tommy Milone (BAL) having ERAs around 5 or 6, this will be an intense blowout. In addition, Boston is without Alex Cora due to cheating allegations and ace pitcher Chris Sale (Tommy John surgery).

Here's everything you need to watch the Orioles vs. Red Sox live stream:

Watching the Orioles vs. Red Sox game can be difficult, but we can make it a little easier. If you're traveling (for whatever reason) and stuck in an area with power outages or simple channel unavailability issues, don't give up. With a virtual private network, or VPN, you can pretend you are surfing the web from your hometown (or anywhere else not hit by a power outage) and access the same streaming services you have already paid for.

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Almost every fan will hate this. If you want to watch the Orioles vs. the Red Sox, you will have a hard time, with one exception. The game will be broadcast on cable's NESN network (which is not a national network in the U.S.; it is broadcast in the U.S.). Nevertheless, the opener can be seen on FuboTV and YouTube TV.

The game starts at 7:30 PM local time (EST).

You can also stream Orioles-Red Sox through MLB.TV ($25/month/$60/year), but it's not a perfect solution if you want to watch more than just baseball; T-Mobile customers can also get the sports website The Athletic MLB.TV for free, along with a free subscription.

ESPN is on Sling TV, one of the best streaming services, which is one of the most affordable ways to cut the cord.

Want to watch Orioles-Red Sox in the UK? Despite BT Sport having the MLB broadcast rights in the UK (until 2021), this game will not be broadcast! Yes, this game is trouble no matter where you watch it.

Therefore, your best bet is to get MLB.TV, which is also available in the UK. For about 50 pounds a month, there are zero blackout rules.

Here's another piece of bad news. It looks like you can't watch Orioles vs. Red Sox on Canadian TV.

We recommend getting a subscription to MLB.TV instead. Unless you're following the Blue Jays, it's a great way to avoid blackouts.