MLB TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream every game with the 2026 MLB TV schedule on local and national platforms, including the returning Fox, ESPN, TBS, MLB Network and Apple TV and newcomers NBC/Peacock and Netflix.


MLB TV Schedule 2026

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All times Eastern • Game time subject to change
League Championship Series
Today 1 game
8:00 pm
vs
ClevelandGuardians
American League Championship Series
Game 4 of 7
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Saturday, October 17 1 game
8:00 pm
vs
ClevelandGuardians
American League Championship Series
Game 5 of 7
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TBStruTVHBO MaxUniMasViX
Monday, October 19 1 game
8:00 pm
ClevelandGuardians
vs
American League Championship Series
Game 6 of 7, if necessary
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TBStruTVHBO MaxUniMasViX
Tuesday, October 20 1 game
8:00 pm
ClevelandGuardians
vs
American League Championship Series
Game 7 of 7, if necessary
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TBStruTVHBO MaxUniMasViX
2026 World Series
Friday, October 23 1 game
TBD
Rays-Guardians winner
vs
MilwaukeeBrewers
2026 World Series
Game 1 of 7
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FOXFOX OneFOX Deportes
Saturday, October 24 1 game
TBD
Rays-Guardians winner
vs
MilwaukeeBrewers
2026 World Series
Game 2 of 7
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FOXFOX OneFOX Deportes
Monday, October 26 1 game
TBD
MilwaukeeBrewers
vs
Rays-Guardians winner
2026 World Series
Game 3 of 7
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FOXFOX OneFOX Deportes

How to stream Major League Baseball in 2026

MLB national broadcast alignment 2026
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Netflix Logo – Courtesy: Netflix
NBCSN Logo – Courtesy: NBC Sports
Other Photos – Courtesy: Derek Futterman

Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

Local games:

  • MLB.TV (out-of-market only): All out-of-market locally televised games. New users purchase MLB.TV subscriptions through ESPN, which includes a one-month free trial of ESPN Unlimited that be canceled at any time. Existing subscribers to MLB.TV are auto-renewed as usual. Consumers can watch MLB.TV through the league’s platform or ESPN with valid authentication.
  • ESPN Unlimited: Subscribers receive access to watch one regular-season game per day without needing an MLB.TV subscription. Schedule is announced throughout the season and is subject to local blackouts.
  • Peacock: Subscribers receive access to watch one regular-season game per day. Schedule is announced throughout the season and is subject to local blackouts.

More information about local broadcasts can be found here.

National games:

  • Peacock: All NBC Sports-produced games on the NBC broadcast network and Peacock.
  • ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN-produced games on the ESPN cable networks and ABC, plus the ability to purchase MLB.TV as an add-on subscription.
  • Disney+: Occasional simulcasts of ESPN-produced games.
  • Apple TV: All “Friday Night Baseball” games throughout the season.
  • HBO Max: All TNT Sports-produced games on the TBS cable network.
  • Fox One: All Fox Sports-produced games on the Fox broadcast network and FS1.
  • Netflix: Access to watch Opening Night, the Home Run Derby and the MLB at Field of Dreams Game.

Cable and Streaming Bundles

  • YouTube TV: All games on ESPN/ABC, NBC, Fox/FS1 and TBS. Some Peacock-exclusive games will be available via NBCSN. (Peacock can also be purchased in full through YouTube Channels).
  • Sling: All games on ESPN/ABC (ABC games will be on ESPN3), Fox/FS1, NBC and TBS.
  • Fubo: All games on ESPN/ABC and Fox/FS1.
  • DIRECTV (stream): All games on ESPN/ABC, NBC, Fox/FS1 and TBS.
  • Linear cable (ex. Dish Network, Xfinity, DIRECTV): All games on ESPN/ABC, NBC, Fox/FS1 and TBS.
  • Hulu + Live TV: All games on ESPN/ABC, NBC, Fox/FS1 and TBS.

In-Person

Catch Major League Baseball games from any of the 30 ballparks this season, by purchasing tickets through Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

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