MLB Streams & Schedule 2026 - Watch Baseball Online

Step up to the plate. We list the network and start time for all 30 MLB teams, from Opening Day to the World Series.

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The 162-Game Marathon: How to Watch

Baseball has the highest volume of games of any major sport. With 15 games happening almost every single day from April to October, tracking the broadcast schedule is vital. The landscape is a mix of local cable rights and national streaming exclusives.

Local vs. Out-of-Market

The vast majority of MLB games air on Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) like YES Network (Yankees), NESN (Red Sox), or Spectrum SportsNet LA (Dodgers). If you live outside your team's city, MLB.tv is the standard service to stream these games live. However, if you live inside the city, MLB.tv will blackout the game to protect the local cable channel.

National Broadcast Partners

To watch the biggest games of the week, you need access to these networks:

  • FOX & FS1: The home of Saturday baseball and the World Series.
  • ESPN: The exclusive home of Sunday Night Baseball.
  • TBS: Hosts Tuesday night games and significant portions of the Postseason.
  • Apple TV+ & Peacock: Apple holds exclusive rights to "Friday Night Baseball" (free from blackouts), while Peacock often streams Sunday morning lead-off games.

Common Questions

How do I watch the World Series?

The World Series is broadcast exclusively on FOX. You can watch it free with a digital antenna or via any live TV streaming service.

Does MLB.tv include the playoffs?

No. In the US, the playoffs are blacked out on MLB.tv because they air on national TV (FOX, TBS, ESPN). International subscribers, however, can watch the playoffs on MLB.tv.

How can I bypass MLB blackouts?

Legally, you cannot. You must subscribe to a service that carries the local channel (like DirecTV Stream or FuboTV) or wait for the game to be archived on MLB.tv 90 minutes after it ends.