MLB Games & Where to Watch
Major League Baseball scores and schedules, plus which network or streaming service carries each game.
15 MLB games on Tuesday, September 1. Pick a game to see the official channel or streaming service carrying it.
New York Mets
Tampa Bay Rays
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Toronto Blue Jays
Cleveland Guardians
Atlanta Braves
Washington Nationals
Seattle Mariners
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Miami Marlins
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago Cubs
Athletics
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
Houston Astros
Baltimore Orioles
Colorado Rockies
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
Arizona Diamondbacks
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles DodgersLatest MLB news
- Pete Fairbanks leaves Marlins' loss with nerve irritation
ESPN · 19m ago
- Corey Seager sparks offense as Rangers rout White Sox 11-2 to grab AL West lead
ESPN · 32m ago
- Anthony Seigler hits go-ahead triple in 9th and Red Sox beat Marlins 4-2
ESPN · 46m ago
- Texas Rangers vs. Chicago White Sox: Game Highlights
ESPN · 57m ago
- Reds' Michael Toglia to have season-ending shoulder surgery
ESPN · 1h ago
- Nationals roll to 13-3 victory and extend Rockies' losing streak to season-high 7 games
ESPN · 2h ago
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MLB streaming FAQ
Where can I watch MLB games?
Every MLB game is listed with the exact network or streaming service carrying it. Click any matchup above to see the official options for that specific game.
Can I stream MLB without cable?
Yes. Most networks that carry MLB are available on streaming providers like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, fubo, and DIRECTV STREAM, plus network- and league-owned services.
Are all MLB games on one network?
No — broadcast and streaming rights vary by game, date, and region. Each game page shows the network or service reported for that specific matchup.