T-Mobile Ushers In a New Era of Membership with Its Biggest Celebration Yet

BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 2, 2026--

June is hitting different for T-Mobile members. For the last decade, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has redefined what customers should expect from wireless — creating the industry’s most iconic customer benefit program and setting the benchmark for customer appreciation with T-Mobile Tuesdays. With industry-leading, benefit-packed plans, exclusive experiences and America’s Best Network, there’s never been a better time to be a T-Mobile member. And now, T-Mobile is officially claiming June as “Member Month” — with its biggest lineup of always-on benefits, limited-time perks, experiences and sweepstakes yet, including:

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Ten years ago, T-Mobile launched a bold new way to thank members, transforming weekly perks into something much bigger. What started with T-Mobile Tuesdays became the blueprint for a new generation of customer appreciation — proving value can mean more than a free phone every year or two. And unlike traditional rewards programs from other providers that require customers to earn benefits, T-Mobile members have always had access simply by being members.

“T-Mobile Tuesdays helped redefine what customers should expect from wireless — real value beyond connectivity,” said Allan Samson, Chief Marketing Officer, T-Mobile. “From day one, T-Mobile Tuesdays has delivered meaningful savings and relevant benefits that fit naturally into everyday life. And those weekly perks are just one part of a much bigger membership experience that delivers value year-round. From industry-leading travel benefits and streaming services on Us to exclusive savings, experiences and more, we’re always looking for new ways to give our customers more of what they love. Member Month is our biggest celebration of that commitment yet.”

Over the past decade, T-Mobile members have unlocked 1.4 billion offers from more than 500 brand partners, redeemed 240 million gas savings offers, watched more than 15 million hours of movies through discounted tickets and scored enough free pizza and breadsticks to cover 940 football fields. And the value extends beyond food perks and freebies. Since 2016, T-Mobile has delivered more than $1 billion in value through free MLB.TV.

Now, T-Mobile is pairing the signature Tuesday surprises customers love with more practical, everyday value — savings at the pump when household budgets are stretched, delivery perks when families are juggling busy schedules, travel benefits when summer plans are in full swing and experiences that give members something to look forward to.

A Full Month of Perks, Experiences and Epic Sweepstakes

Starting today, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, T-Mobile Home Internet and small business customers can check out T-Mobile Tuesdays in the T-Life app or myMetro app each week throughout June to score big:

Week of June 2

Week of June 9

Week of June 16

Week of June 23

Week of June 30:

Got FOMO? It’s not too late to join — anyone can switch to T-Mobile in just 15 minutes and take part in Member Month.

Being a T-Mobile Member Means Getting the Best Benefits in Wireless

Member Month is just another way T-Mobile continues delivering more to its members — more value, perks and experiences that go beyond wireless. And it’s all on top of the industry-leading value, best benefits in wireless and world-class experience members get just for being with T-Mobile — year-round from day one.

Members get access to streaming perks like Hulu, Netflix and MLB.TV on Us and Apple TV for just $3/month, plus travel benefits like free texting and high-speed data in 215+ destinations. And just in time for summer travel, America’s Best Network includes Live Translation for phone calls in 80+ languages — now in beta — and T-Satellite with Starlink for coverage in places no cellular signal has reached before.

The VIP treatment keeps on coming with exclusive Club Magenta access at the biggest events of the year like the Las Vegas Grand Prix, MLB All-Star Game, Lollapalooza and Stagecoach as well as exclusive ticket access and premium experiences at thousands of festivals and events nationwide. And of course, there’s the always-on, rain or shine weekly perks that come with T-Mobile Tuesdays from discounts on hotels, rental cars, gas and more.

A decade after launching T-Mobile Tuesdays, T-Mobile continues leading the industry by reimagining what customer appreciation can be — creating more personalized, experience-driven benefits designed around the people who use them every day.

To learn more about all the extra perks that come with being a T-Mobile member, visit t-mobile.com/benefits.

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Limited-time offers; subject to change. Qualifying plan req’d. Sweepstakes: NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, and D.C., 18+. Void where prohibited. For entry instructions and Official Rules, visit amoe.t-mobiletuesdays.com/page/rules. Entry periods vary by sweepstakes & are identified in the applicable offer. DoorDash: DashPass membership included for 1 year for eligible plans. 1/membership/T-Mobile account. Redeem 12 months free DashPass by 07/13/2026. After free 12 months of free DashPass period or upon ineligibility, subscription auto-renews to a paid DashPass plan, until canceled. See Full Terms. DashPass terms apply. 7-Eleven: Limit 1/person/week. Pizza Hut: Free 8 piece boneless wings for $1, plus taxes & fees, via Pizza Hut® App or pizzahut.com. Limit 1/person/code. IHOP: 3 free PanCoins. IHOP Loyalty app account req’d. Limit 1/customer. Additional terms apply. Sam’s Club: New Club-level membership for $20 for eligible new members age 18+. Exclusions apply. Taxes may apply. After promotional year, membership auto-renews at then-current annual rate (currently $60/year) unless canceled. Popeyes: Free Chicken Sandwich with qualifying $5 min. spend. Taxes extra. Popeyes® Rewards account req’d. Available via Popeyes App or popeyes.com. Not valid on delivery or third-party delivery. Limit 1/person/code. Atom Tickets: Code valid for one movie ticket via Atom Tickets account. Terms apply. QDOBA: $5 off any full-sized entrée. No min. purchase req’d. QDOBA Rewards membership req’d. Limit 1 code/member. Delta: Eligible plan & linked SkyMiles account req’d at least 24 hours before qualifying flight. Must access via T-Life. 21+ for alcoholic beverage. Limit 1/person/flight. Additional terms apply. 15 Minute Checkout per line: Check out in 15 minutes per line. Median check-out time using T-Life app; activation may take longer (e.g., with locked phones). Device activation, data & number transfer require additional time. Best Mobile Network in the U.S. based on analysis by Ookla of Speedtest Intelligence® data 2H 2025. Ookla trademarks used under license & reprinted with permission. Best Benefits in Wireless: Based on value of included plan benefits (e.g. entertainment, travel perks, & T-Mobile Tuesdays). Benefits vary by plan & may require activation.

About T-Mobile

As the supercharged Un-carrier, T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) is powered by an award-winning 5G network that connects more people, in more places, than ever before. With T-Mobile’s unique value proposition of best network, best value and best experiences, the Un-carrier is redefining connectivity and fueling competition while continuing to drive the next wave of innovation in wireless and beyond. Headquartered in Bellevue, Wash., T-Mobile provides services through its subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile. For more information, visit https://www.t-mobile.com.

T-Mobile is officially claiming June as “Member Month” with its biggest lineup of always-on benefits, limited-time perks, experiences and sweepstakes yet.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Although Tarik Skubal didn't meet his own high standards for execution in his first home start for the Los Angeles Dodgers, he was proud that he fought to keep his team in a game it eventually managed to win after he left.

Skubal still intends to be much better than he was while allowing three runs on four hits over five innings Monday night in the Dodgers' 6-5 victory over the Kansas City Royals.

“I thought I competed well and gave our team a chance to win, and our offense picked me up big-time, defense picked me up big-time, and the bullpen was outstanding tonight,” Skubal said. “So all in all, a good team win, especially when I don’t feel like I performed up to my standard.”

Skubal left trailing 3-2 in the back-to-back Cy Young Award winner's decent, if unspectacular, first start in the home whites. His fastball command was decidedly lacking, and he was unable to get ahead early in most counts during an outing in which he managed just one 1-2-3 inning. The fireworks came instead from the Dodgers' slumbering offense, which awoke with Max Muncy's three-run double and Freddie Freeman's RBI single after Skubal departed.

Although he struck out six, Skubal didn't live up to manager Dave Roberts' pregame prediction of “an electric night” for the vaunted left-hander and his slumping club, which had lost eight of nine heading into this homestand.

“I thought he fought well,” Roberts said. “Tarik didn't have his best stuff, but he didn't relent. He kept going, and he gave us what he had for tonight.”

Even after everything he accomplished while becoming one of the majors' top starters with the Tigers, Skubal was particularly amped up for this debut in front of 51,799 fans eager to cheer their team's biggest trade-deadline addition in its bid to win three straight World Series titles. When Skubal was announced in the starting lineup for the first time, Dodgers fans responded with loud cheers and a serenade of “Skuuuuuu!”

“This one was special to me, so the nerves run a little bit higher,” Skubal said. “But it just means you care, so I think that’s all positive stuff. I was excited to go out there and pitch in front of the Dodger fans. It was a ton of fun to play the game today.”

Skubal threw 95 pitches against the Royals, and Jac Caglianone tagged two of them for a two-run homer and an RBI single. Skubal also issued two walks and hit a batter with a pitch in just his second career appearance at Dodger Stadium, taking the mound nine days after the defending champions acquired him from Detroit in the biggest trade of the deadline.

Los Angeles gave up three promising prospects for what might be a short-term rental of the 29-year-old Skubal, who will likely reap the benefits of free agency this winter.

Skubal made his Dodgers debut at Wrigley Field last Tuesday, pitching six innings of two-run, four-hit ball with six strikeouts in his new team’s 5-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs.

The back-to-back champions had the farm talent and the impetus to go out and get the AL's best pitcher over the past two seasons — and Skubal's reception at Chavez Ravine showed their fans still don't take their deep-pocketed team's winning mentality for granted.

But after that warm pregame reception, Skubal yielded two soft singles and a run to Kansas City’s first three batters, with Bobby Witt Jr. stealing second and scoring on Caglianone’s dribbler up the middle.

Nick Loftin then doubled in the third before Caglianone hit his 21st homer of the season to right, smashing a hanging slider for a 410-foot shot that induced grumbles from the stands.

Skubal retired six straight Royals after Caglianone's shot, but he got into trouble again in the fifth, hitting Loftin with a pitch and walking Witt with two outs. Skubal dug in and struck out Caglianone to end the inning, getting him with his signature changeup on his final pitch.

“Tarik Skubal — it’s nice to have him on our mound,” said a grinning Freeman, who drove in Shohei Ohtani with the go-ahead run. “I’m sure he wants to go deeper than five innings, but I like that every five, six days that he’s going to be on the mound for us.”

Los Angeles probably hoped for a more dominant beginning to Skubal's tenure, but it cares most about the games he'll pitch in October, when the champs expect to make their 14th consecutive playoff appearance.

Roberts is uncommonly impressed by Skubal after just more than a week together.

“This guy, he’s as different as anyone I’ve ever been around in this short period of time,” Roberts said. “He’s special in every way. ... He’s just built differently. The mind, the body, the focus, the humility, the willingness to serve, to help. He puts himself out there. He’s different than any player I’ve ever been around, really. Again, it’s a small sample, but I’ve dug in on him. I've got a pretty good gut. This guy is something like I’ve never seen.”

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Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals, Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Caroline Brehman)

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals, Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Caroline Brehman)

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal reacts between batters during the first inning of a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals, Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Caroline Brehman)