The new season has officially started! Here's how to watch all the fun on MLB.TV.

Never miss a game during the 2026 MLB season, as MLB.TV is your front-row seat, delivering live out-of-market games, full replays, and nonstop access to every moment from Opening Day through the postseason.

Opening Day marks a new era for the longstanding relationship between MLB and ESPN. Though ESPN is no longer the home for “Sunday Night Baseball” (now on NBC) or the Home Run Derby (now on Netflix), the sports broadcasting network is actually bringing fans more baseball than ever.

The Los Angeles Dodgers (7-2) travel to Rogers Center to face the Toronto Blue Jays (4-5) in a regular-season Monday night MLB matchup. MORE: Dodgers make decision about Mookie Betts’ injury How to Watch Dodgers vs Blue Jays The

ESPN is now the streaming home of MLB.TV — here's what you need to know about subscribing and how to get a free subscription this week only!

The Cincinnati Reds, in partnership with Major League Baseball, today announced new distribution agreements that will make REDS.TV widely accessible to fans on linear providers across the team’s home television territory.

With the MLB regular season underway, here's how a vast majority of the games that count can be watched.

The two-time defending American League Central champion Cleveland Guardians (4-3) open their home schedule on Friday night when they host the Chicago Cubs (3-3) at Progressive Field in Cleveland. MORE: MLB preseason power rankings How to Watch Cubs vs

After a long winter, Major League Baseball is back. The first game of the season will air on Netflix (New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants) at 8:05 pm ET on Wednesday, March 25 (aka Opening Night). On Thursday, March 26 – MLB's official Opening Day ...

Aside from themed compilations and weekly highlights, MLB Clubhouse is launching with a sturdy programming lineup. Kids and parents can watch stop-motion animated series The Doug