Major League Baseball will produce and distribute local games during the 2026 season for 14 Clubs, including the Brewers, Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Guardians, Mariners, Marlins, Nationals, Padres, Rays, Reds, Rockies, Royals, Tigers and Twins. By visiting the Club broadcast information sites, fans can locate where to watch games for these 14 Clubs, including an in-market direct-to-consumer option or via many cable, satellite, and telco video distributors, including Spectrum, Comcast/Xfinity, Cox, DIRECTV (satellite, streaming and U-Verse) Fubo, Verizon Fios and more. Fans can find broadcast information and channel locations at the following sites:
- Brewers: brewers.com/watch
- Cardinals: cardinals.com/watch
- Diamondbacks: dbacks.com/watch
- Guardians: cleguardians.com/watch
- Mariners: mariners.com/watch
- Marlins: marlins.com/watch
- Nationals: nationals.com/watch
- Padres: padres.com/tunein
- Rays: tbrays.com/watch
- Reds: reds.com/watch
- Rockies: rockies.com/watch
- Royals: royals.com/watch
- Tigers: tigers.com/watch
- Twins: twins.com/watch
Fans of the 14 Clubs whose local games MLB will be producing can look forward to seeing special features that typically appear in national games. In previous years, MLB’s local game productions have included live drones, Wire Cam, RF cameras with a shallow depth-of-field look, and two Umpire Cam formats – the mask-mounted camera behind home plate and the chest-mounted camera in the field. These broadcasts have also delivered unprecedented player access, introducing multiple first-of-their-kind moments for MLB local coverage. MLB has won Sports Emmy Awards for its local game production of the Padres and Twins, while MLB Network has won multiple national Sports Emmy Awards for its game production since 2009.