The MLB guide from WatchTVHub explains Major League Baseball: the long regular season, All-Star break, postseason and World Series, plus how to follow fixtures and check official watch options.
Overview
Thirty clubs play 162 regular-season games, split between the American and National Leagues. Division winners and wild-card teams reach the postseason.
Major Events
- Regular season: daily fixtures from spring to autumn.
- All-Star Game: mid-season showcase and Home Run Derby.
- Postseason: Wild Card, Division Series and Championship Series.
- World Series: the championship series between league winners.
Schedule Guidance
Check the official MLB schedule for first-pitch times, which vary by time zone, and confirm local blackout rules with the official broadcaster.
Official Broadcasters by Region
- United States: check the official broadcaster and licensed streaming services.
- Other regions: check the official MLB broadcast partners for your country.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MLB coverage free on this site? No. This is a guide only; check official watch options.
What is a blackout? A local blackout means a game is not shown live in a team’s home region through certain services; check official guidance.