You can typically watch a Dodgers game either on regional TV (SportsNet LA in the local market) or via streaming options like team-specific or national MLB broadcasts, but availability depends heavily on where you live and which game it is.

Main ways to watch

  • Local TV in the LA market :
    • Most regular-season Dodgers games are carried on the regional sports network SportsNet LA for fans in the Los Angeles home TV territory.
* This channel is usually available through cable and some streaming “cable replacement” services that carry regional sports networks in Southern California.
  • Streaming SportsNet LA (Dodgers-specific) :
    • Spectrum has offered a way to stream SportsNet LA if you are in the Dodgers’ local market, historically tying access to Spectrum internet or bundled services.
* Details and eligibility (prices, whether you need internet or mobile service) can change year to year, so checking Spectrum’s current Dodgers streaming info is important.
  • MLB platforms and national games :
    • Select Dodgers games are shown nationally on networks that also stream, such as NBC with Peacock, especially under newer MLB media rights deals where some Dodger games in 2026 will be on NBC/Peacock rather than local TV.
* MLB’s own services (like MLB.TV) generally carry out-of-market games; if you live inside the Dodgers’ home territory, blackout rules may apply and block live Dodgers streams there.

What to check right now

  • Where you live (inside or outside the Dodgers’ “home” TV territory).
  • Whether you have access to SportsNet LA via a cable/streaming provider in your area.
  • For specific dates (like Opening Day 2026), whether the game is listed as a national NBC/Peacock game instead of a local broadcast.

If you share your country/region (and whether you have cable or only streaming), a more precise list of options for “Dodgers game where to watch” can be sketched out within those blackout and provider limits.