It's Opening Day in Major League Baseball. Here's the first-game schedule and starting pitchers for every team to begin the 2026 season.

With the MLB regular season underway, here's how a vast majority of the games that count can be watched.

The 2026 baseball season is underway, which means that the Automated-Ball Strike (ABS) Challenge System, powered by T-Mobile, is getting its first official use at the Major League level. In light of the historical significance,

DIRECTV expanded its MLB deal to carry local broadcasts from nine additional teams moving off FanDuel Sports Network.— This story first appears at TheDesk.net, a premium source for original news and analysis on the business of media and technology.

Here are 6 big questions going into the 2026 MLB season, centered on the two Chicago teams.

The 2026 Major League Baseball regular season will open on Wednesday night, exclusively on Netflix. That's right, the streaming giant will air the season opener between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.

Yes, they project to open the season with a $322.4 million payroll, based on the MLB Labor Relations Department's present-day salary calculations on 40-man rosters obtained this week by USA TODAY Sports.

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With Opening Day kicking off this week, we look back on 150 years of Major League Baseball. Related Articles. SF Giants set 2026 Opening Day roster, designate M

Like every season, I’m in a bunch of leagues. Mostly redraft leagues, one keeper league. Private leagues. Industry leagues. Draft leagues, salary cap leagues, a draft-and-hold league, the list goes on and on.