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The 2022 MLB TV schedule on ESPN, Fox Sports, TBS, MLB Network, Apple TV+, NBC, Peacock and MLB.tv, including Spring Training, the regular season and the MLB Postseason. ESPN+ requires a $9.99/month subscription that you can purchase here (affiliate link). Due to Major League Baseball owners’ offseason lockout of players, the season began a week later than originally scheduled on April 7 and runs three days later than usual until October 5.

MLB TV schedule 2022

National broadcasts are listed first.

Regular season

Monday, August 22

Tuesday, August 23

Wednesday, August 24

Thursday, August 25

Friday, August 26

Saturday, August 27

Sunday, August 28

Monday, August 29

Tuesday, August 30

Wednesday, August 31

Thursday, September 1

Friday, September 2

Saturday, September 3

Sunday, September 4

Monday, September 5

Tuesday, September 6

Wednesday, September 7

Thursday, September 8

Friday, September 9

Saturday, September 10

Sunday, September 11

Monday, September 12

Tuesday, September 13

Wednesday, September 14

Thursday, September 15

Friday, September 16

Saturday, September 17

Sunday, September 18

Monday, September 19

Tuesday, September 20

Wednesday, September 21

Thursday, September 22

Friday, September 23

Saturday, September 24

Sunday, September 25

Monday, September 26

Tuesday, September 27

Wednesday, September 28

Thursday, September 29

Friday, September 30

Saturday, October 1

Sunday, October 2

Monday, October 3

Tuesday, October 4

Wednesday, October 5

Every nationally televised Major League Baseball game will be available via a streaming platform. YouTube TV, Sling and AT&T TV Now each carry ESPN, TBS, FS1 and MLB Network. Hulu has ESPN, TBS and FS1. Fubo has ESPN, FS1 and MLB Network, but not TBS. This season also includes, for the first time, exclusive games on streaming services Apple TV+ and Peacock.

So long as you subscribe to ESPN and FS1 via a streaming (or cable/satellite) provider, you will be able to watch games through the ESPN and Fox Sports apps. For TBS, none of the current streaming options authenticates the WatchTBS app. YouTube TV and AT&T TV Now can authenticate the MLB.com At Bat app, but only on web devices.

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For reference, last year’s MLB TV schedule is on page two and the abbreviated, 60-game schedule two years ago is on page three.

Spring Training

Thursday, March 17

Friday, March 18

Saturday, March 19

Sunday, March 20

Monday, March 21

Tuesday, March 22

Wednesday, March 23

Thursday, March 24

Friday, March 25

Saturday, March 26

Sunday, March 27

Monday, March 28

Tuesday, March 29

Wednesday, March 30

Thursday, March 31

Friday, April 1

Saturday, April 2

Sunday, April 3

Monday, April 4

Tuesday, April 5

Wednesday, April 6

Thursday, April 7

Friday, April 8

Saturday, April 9

Sunday, April 10

Monday, April 11

Tuesday, April 12

Wednesday, April 13

Thursday, April 14

Friday, April 15

Saturday, April 16

Sunday, April 17

Monday, April 18

Tuesday, April 19

Wednesday, April 20

Thursday, April 21

Friday, April 22

Saturday, April 23

Sunday, April 24

Monday, April 25

Tuesday, April 26

Wednesday, April 27

Thursday, April 28

Friday, April 29