The 2026 MLB season is underway, watch every MLB team with Fubo.
Trisha Easto- Fubo offers a way to watch MLB games without a traditional cable subscription.
- The service provides access to regional sports networks, national broadcasts, and local channels.
- Subscribers can add MLB.TV for access to out-of-market games.
- Fubo is offering a free trial and discounted rates for new subscribers on select plans.
There's nothing quite like the start of baseball season—the crack of the bat, the hum of the crowd behind the announcers and the slow, steady rhythm of the game despite the league's best efforts to speed it up. Baseball is a ritual that's so ingrained in my routine, my son thinks we're friends with the New York Yankees. No matter what team you follow, Fubo is the most comprehensive ways to follow every pitch, inning and walk-off moment all season long.
Watch MLB games live with a Fubo free trialWhether you're supporting your hometown team, or keeping tabs on the entire league, Fubo makes it easier to catch games without a traditional cable subscription. With access to regional sports networks and national broadcasts, Fubo covers a wide range of MLB action. And if you want even more, you can add MLB.TV for out-of-market games across the league.
Here's how to watch every MLB team this season:
Don't miss a game this season, watch live baseball and get MLB.TV on Fubo
Can you watch live baseball on Fubo?
Yes! You can watch your favorite team all season long with access to local channels, ESPN (and ESPN Unlimited streaming options with certain plans) and you can add MLB.TV for access to more than 2,000 regular-season games this year.
Below we'll break down how to watch every MLB team on Fubo:
Watch baseball for free on FuboHow to watch the Arizona Diamondbacks
How to watch the Athletics
How to watch the Atlanta Braves
How to watch the Baltimore Orioles
How to watch the Boston Red Sox
How to watch the Chicago Cubs
How to watch the Chicago White Sox
How to watch the Cincinnati Reds
How to watch the Cleveland Guardians
How to watch the Colorado Rockies
How to watch the Detroit Tigers
How to watch the Houston Astros
How to watch the Kansas City Royals
How to watch the Los Angeles Angels
How to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers
How to watch the Miami Marlins
How to watch the Milwaukee Brewers
How to watch the Minnesota Twins
How to watch the New York Mets
How to watch the New York Yankees
How to watch the Philadelphia Phillies
How to watch the Pittsburgh Pirates
How to watch the San Diego Padres
How to watch the San Francisco Giants
How to watch the Seattle Mariners
How to watch the St. Louis Cardinals
How to watch the Tampa Bay Rays
How to watch the Texas Rangers
How to watch the Toronto Blue Jays
How to watch the Washington Nationals
When did the 2026 MLB season start?
The 2026 MLB season is underway. It kicked off on Wednesday, March 25 with an Opening Night game between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants, followed by a full schedule of games on Opening Day, which was Thursday, March 26. The season includes 162 games total for each team, with the World Series scheduled for late October.
Key dates for the 2026 MLB season
- Opening Night: Wednesday, March 25
- Opening Day: Thursday, March 26
- MLB Mexico Series: Saturday, April 25 to Sunday, April 26
- All-Star Break: July 11-14, with the All-Star Game taking place on Tuesday, July 14
- Postseason: The MLB postseason is expected to start on Sep. 29, 2026.
- 2026 World Series: Slated to start on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026.
How much does Fubo cost?
Watch more live baseball on a budget with Fubo TV’s offer—new subscribers can get up to $30 off their first month on the Pro or Elite plans, bringing prices down to $48.99 and $53.99, respectively. Plus, you can enjoy a five-day free trial, unlimited cloud DVR and access to more than 200 live channels including ESPN, FOX and local networks.
Both the Pro and Elite plan includes ESPN Unlimited. Fubo also just added a Deluxe plan ($73.99/month for first month), which offers everything in the Elite plan, along with MGM+ and International Sports Plus.
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