You can watch Los Angeles Dodgers games in 2026 through a mix of regional sports networks, national TV channels, and streaming services, and you usually need more than one service if you want every game.

Main ways to watch Dodgers

  • A regional sports network (SportsNet LA or its current equivalent in your market) carries most regular-season Dodgers games for local fans through cable or live TV streaming bundles.
  • National broadcast partners like Fox, ESPN, and NBC show select Dodgers regular-season and postseason games, including marquee matchups and Sunday night games.
  • MLB.TV offers out-of-market streaming of Dodgers games if you do not live in the Dodgers’ local territory, with blackout rules applying to local markets.

Streaming options

  • Peacock starts carrying MLB games again in 2026, including Sunday night and special event games, and will feature the World Series champion Dodgers on Opening Day 2026.
  • A live TV streaming service (for example, one that bundles Fox, ESPN, NBC and your local RSN if available) is often the most practical way to get the full set of channels that show Dodgers games.
  • During the World Series, all Dodgers games air exclusively on Fox, and you can stream them via services that include Fox or its official apps if you authenticate with a provider.

If you want every game

  • To realistically catch all Dodgers games in 2026, you will likely need access to: a Dodgers regional network (like SportsNet LA), Fox, ESPN, NBC/Peacock, and possibly MLB.TV for out-of-market coverage.
  • Check your location first:
    • In the Dodgers’ home market, prioritize a TV/streaming package that includes the RSN plus Fox, ESPN, and NBC.
* Outside the home market, pair MLB.TV with a service that carries national networks (Fox, ESPN, NBC/Peacock).

Quick practical tips

  1. Look up the Dodgers schedule on the official MLB site to see the “Watch on” listing for each game, then match channels to services you can subscribe to.
  1. If you only care about big games (Opening Day, playoffs, World Series), focus on Fox, ESPN, NBC, and Peacock rather than the full regional network setup.
  1. For cord-cutters, compare live TV streamers in your ZIP code to confirm they offer the Dodgers’ regional network plus the national MLB partners before signing up.

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