How to watch MLB without cable in 2026
Based on the 6 MLB games scheduled over the next 3 weeks. We refresh this page as schedules change.
Where MLB games air right now
Across the next 3 weeks we track 6 MLB games. Here's how often each national network shows up:
Best ways to stream MLB without cable
| Service | Price | Games covered* |
|---|---|---|
| FOX One | $19.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
| Sling Blue* | $54.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
| YouTube TV | $82.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
| Fubo Pro* | $88.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
| DirecTV (Entertainment)* | $89.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
| DirecTV Choice (adds regional sports) | $94.99/mo | 6 of 6 |
Games covered = national broadcasts in our 3-week window that the service carries. Local/regional games are separate (below). * services marked * have unverified lineups.
Free with an antenna
6 of these games are on ABC, CBS, FOX or NBC, which you can watch free with an antenna if you get a signal from your local station.
Team-by-team streaming guides
FAQ
How can I watch MLB without cable?
Most national MLB games stream on FOX One, Sling Blue, YouTube TV. FOX One is the best value per covered game ($19.99/mo).
What channels are MLB games on?
FOX are the most common national channels in the next 3 weeks.
Can I watch MLB for free?
Yes, games on ABC, CBS, FOX or NBC are free over the air with an antenna. Free trials also exist; check our deals page.
Prices are regular monthly list prices. * = not verified with the provider. See sources and how we get our data. Report a wrong channel