MLB Streaming & TV Guide — Frequently Asked Questions
What channel are MLB games on today?
MLB games air on ESPN, Fox, FS1, TBS, and regional sports networks. Sunday Night Baseball is on ESPN, Saturday games are on Fox. Check our daily MLB schedule for today's specific channels and streaming options.
How can I stream MLB games?
MLB.TV ($149.99/year or $24.99/month) streams all out-of-market games. ESPN+ carries some exclusive games. Apple TV+ airs Friday Night Baseball for free. National games stream on the ESPN app, Fox Sports app, and TBS app with a cable login.
What are MLB blackout rules?
MLB.TV blacks out in-market games. If you're in a team's broadcast territory, you need the local RSN or an over-the-air antenna (Fox/ABC games). Blackouts lift 90 minutes after the game ends. Some teams have relaxed blackout rules — check MLB.TV for your zip code.
What time do MLB games start?
Most MLB games start at 7:05 PM or 7:10 PM ET on weeknights. Day games are typically 1:05 PM or 1:35 PM ET. West Coast games start at 9:40 PM or 10:10 PM ET. Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN is at 7:00 PM ET.
How do I watch the MLB World Series?
The World Series airs exclusively on Fox. All games are available for free over-the-air with an antenna. You can also stream on the Fox Sports app with a cable login, or through YouTube TV, Fubo, or Hulu + Live TV.
Is Apple TV+ Friday Night Baseball free?
Yes — Apple TV+ Friday Night Baseball games are free to watch on the Apple TV app without an Apple TV+ subscription. The games are available in the US and select international markets.
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