MLB games today: 2021-’22 MLB offseason Schedule
In time for the 2022 MLB season, we’ll be bringing back our MLB Games Today schedule. Major League Baseball declared a lockout on December 2, 2021, putting a halt to all MLB-related activities and delaying the start of spring training. As soon as the lockout is over, our MLB games today will be adjusted to reflect the new 2022 season schedule.
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There are no Major League Baseball games today. MLB’s lockout is currently causing spring training to be delayed, putting the start of the season’s first game in severe peril. When the lockout ends and a new collective bargaining agreement is reached, free agency and trades would commence immediately.
2021-2022 MLB offseason schedule
- There are no Major League Baseball games scheduled for this afternoon. Current circumstances in Major League Baseball (MLB) have caused spring training to be postponed, putting the commencement of MLB Opening Day in peril. As soon as the lockout is lifted and a new collective bargaining agreement is finalized, free agency and trades would be permitted to commence.
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There are no Major League Baseball games scheduled today. The MLB lockout is currently delaying spring training, putting the start of MLB Opening Day in peril. When the lockout is over and a new collective bargaining agreement is reached, free agency and trades would immediately commence.
World Series game-by-game recap
As previously reported, Jorge Soler and Adam Duvall each hit home runs as the Atlanta Braves overcame the loss of starting pitcher Charlie Morton by riding an early offensive outburst to a 6-2 victory against the visiting Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday. Visit this page to see Sportsnaut’s World Series game 1 recap and highlights.
| Game 1 – Tuesday, October 26 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves @ Houston Astros (Braves won 6-2 and lead Series 1-0) | 8:09 PM | FOX |
On Wednesday, the Houston Astros defeated the Atlanta Braves, 7-2, to tie the World Series at one game apiece. Jose Altuve blasted a home run and right-hander Jose Urquidy pitched five good innings to secure the victory for Houston. Visit this page to see Sportsnaut’s World Series game 2 report and highlights.
| Game 2 – Wednesday, October 27 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves @ Houston Astros (Astros won 7-2, to tie the Series 1-1) | 8:09 PM | FOX |
World Series Game 3 Recap: The Atlanta Braves took a 2-1 lead in the 2021 World Series on Friday evening owing to a superb pitching effort that finally led to a 2-0 triumph. Ian Anderson threw five innings without allowing a hit, while the Braves’ bullpen allowed only two hits to keep the Astros scoreless. Sportsnaut’s recap of Game 3 including highlights may be found by clicking here.
| Game 3 – Friday, October 29 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Houston Astros @ Atlanta Braves (Braves won 2-0, lead Series 2-1) | 8:09 PM | FOX |
World Series Game 3 Recap: The Atlanta Braves took a commanding 2-1 lead in the 2021 World Series on Friday evening owing to a great pitching effort that finally led to a 2-0 win. Ian Anderson went five innings without allowing a hit, while the Braves’ bullpen allowed just two hits to keep the Astros scoreless in the series finale against the Astros. Sportsnaut’s report of Game 3 with highlights may be seen by clicking on the link above.
| Game 4 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Houston Astros @ Atlanta Braves(Braves won 3-2 to lead Series 3-1) | 8:09 PM | FOX |
Game 5 of the World Series recap: Despite scoring four runs in the first inning, including a grand slam by Adam Duvall, the Atlanta Braves were unable to complete the comeback against the Houston Astros. Carlos Correa and Marwin Gonzalez both drove in multiple runs as Houston defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-5 to avoid being eliminated from the postseason. Sportsnaut’s review of Game 5 of the World Series, complete with highlights, can be found here.
| Game 5 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Houston Astros @ Atlanta Braves(Astros won 9-5, Braves lead 3-2) | 8:15 PM | FOX |
Game 6 of the World Series recap: The Atlanta Braves earned their first World Series title since 1995 with a dominating 7-0 victory against the Houston Astros on Tuesday night –watch highlights now.
Jorge Soler blasted a three-run home run, Dansby Swanson added a two-run blast, and Max Fried threw six scoreless innings for the Braves.
| Game 6 | Time (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves @ Houston Astros(Braves won 7-0 to win the World Series 4-2) | 8:09 PM | FOX, FOX-INT |
MLB Baseball Schedule
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Sunday, February 27
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2022 MLB TV Schedule – MLB Baseball Games Today, Tonight
What channel will the Major League Baseball games be broadcast on today and tonight? The MLB National TV schedule for 2022 includes all of today’s MLB games broadcast on ESPN, TBS, FOX Sports, and MLBNlocal networks. Opening Day of the Major League Baseball regular season in 2022 will take place on Thursday, March 31, 2022. * The finalized schedule will be released late in January or early in February of this year.
MLB on TV: Thursday, 3-31-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| St. Louis at Pittsburgh | 1:05pm | Bally Sports ATTSN-PIT |
| Washington at NY Mets | 1:10pm | MASN/2 SNY |
| Arizona at Milwuakee | 2:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Tampa Bay at Boston | 2:10pm | NESN Bally Sports |
| Toronto at Baltimore | 3:05pm | MASN/2 Sportsnet |
| NY Yankees at Texas | 4:05pm | YES Bally Sports |
| Atlanta at Miami | 4:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Chi. Cubs at Cincinnati | 4:10pm | MARQ Bally Sports |
| Minnesota at Chi. White Sox | 4:10pm | Bally Sports NBCS-CHI |
| San Francisco at San Diego | 4:10pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| Philadelphia at Houston | 7:09pm | NBCS-PHI ATTSN-SW |
| LA Angels at Oakland | 10:07pm | NBCS-CA Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Seattle | 10:10pm | Bally Sports Root Sports |
| Colorado at LA Dodgers | – | ATTSN-RM Sportsnet |
| Kansas City at Cleveland | – | Bally Sports |
MLB on TV: Friday, 4-1-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta at Miami | 6:40pm | Bally Sports |
| NY Yankees at Texas | 8:05pm | YES Bally Sports |
| Arizona at Milwuakee | 8:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Seattle | 9:40pm | Bally Sports Root Sports |
| LA Angels at Oakland | 9:40pm | NBCS-CA Bally Sports |
| San Francisco at San Diego | 9:40pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| Colorado at LA Dodgers | – | ATTSN-RM Sportsnet |
MLB on TV: Saturday, 4-2-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Washington at NY Mets | 1:10pm | MASN/2 SNY |
| Chi. Cubs at Cincinnati | 2:10pm | MARQ Bally Sports |
| Minnesota at Chi. White Sox | 2:10pm | Bally Sports NBCS-CHI |
| NY Yankees at Texas | 2:35pm | YES Bally Sports |
| LA Angels at Oakland | 4:07pm | NBCS-CA Bally Sports |
| St. Louis at Pittsburgh | 4:05pm | Bally Sports ATTSN-PIT |
| Tampa Bay at Boston | 4:10pm | NESN Bally Sports |
| Atlanta at Miami | 6:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Toronto at Baltimore | 7:05pm | MASN/2 Sportsnet |
| Arizona at Milwuakee | 7:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Philadelphia at Houston | 7:10pm | NBCS-PHI ATTSN-SW |
| San Francisco at San Diego | 8:40pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Seattle | 9:10pm | Bally Sports Root Sports |
| Colorado at LA Dodgers | – | ATTSN-RM Sportsnet |
| Kansas City at Cleveland | – | Bally Sports |
MLB on TV: Sunday, 4-3-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| St. Louis at Pittsburgh | 1:05pm | Bally Sports ATTSN-PIT |
| Toronto at Baltimore | 1:05pm | MASN/2 Sportsnet |
| Atlanta at Miami | 1:10pm | Bally Sports |
| Washington at NY Mets | 1:10pm | MASN/2 SNY |
| Chi. Cubs at Cincinnati | 1:10pm | MARQ Bally Sports |
| Tampa Bay at Boston | 1:10pm | NESN Bally Sports |
| Minnesota at Chi. White Sox | 2:10pm | Bally Sports NBCS-CHI |
| Philadelphia at Houston | 2:10pm | NBCS-PHI ATTSN-SW |
| NY Yankees at Texas | 2:35pm | YES Bally Sports |
| LA Angels at Oakland | 4:07pm | NBCS-CA Bally Sports |
| San Francisco at San Diego | 4:10pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Seattle | 4:10pm | Bally Sports Root Sports |
| Colorado at LA Dodgers | – | ATTSN-RM Sportsnet |
| Kansas City at Cleveland | – | Bally Sports |
MLB on TV: Monday, 4-4-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia at Washington | 1:05pm | MASN/2 NBCS-PHI |
| St. Louis at Chi. Cubs | 2:20pm | Bally Sports MARQ |
| Pittsburgh at Cincinnati | 6:40pm | ATTSN-PIT Bally Sports |
| Texas at Miami | 6:40pm | MARQ Bally Sports |
| Tampa Bay at Toronto | 7:07pm | Sportsnet Bally Sports |
| Atlanta at NY Mets | 7:10pm | Bally Sports SNY |
| Baltimore at Boston | 7:10pm | MASN/2 NESN |
| San Francisco at Milwaukee | 7:40pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| NY Yankees at Houston | 8:10pm | YES ATTSN-SW |
| LA Angels at Seattle | 9:40pm | Root Sports Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Oakland | 9:40pm | Bally Sports NBCS-CA |
| Arizona at LA Dodgers | – | Bally Sports Sportsnet |
| Chi. White Sox at Kansas City | – | NBCS-CHI Bally Sports |
| Minnesota at Cleveland | – | Bally Sports |
MLB on TV: Tuesday, 4-5-22
| MLB Regular Season Games | TIME ET | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Pittsburgh at Cincinnati | 6:40pm | ATTSN-PIT Bally Sports |
| Texas at Miami | 6:40pm | MARQ Bally Sports |
| Tampa Bay at Toronto | 7:07pm | Sportsnet Bally Sports |
| Atlanta at NY Mets | 7:10pm | Bally Sports SNY |
| Baltimore at Boston | 7:10pm | MASN/2 NESN |
| San Francisco at Milwaukee | 7:40pm | NBCS-BAY Bally Sports |
| NY Yankees at Houston | 8:10pm | YES ATTSN-SW |
| LA Angels at Seattle | 9:40pm | Root Sports Bally Sports |
| Detroit at Oakland | 9:40pm | Bally Sports NBCS-CA |
| Colordao at San Diego | 9:40pm | Bally Sports ATTSN-RM |
| Arizona at LA Dodgers | – | Bally Sports Sportsnet |
| Minnesota at Cleveland | – | Bally Sports |
2021 World Series & Playoffs
MAINSPORTSBaseball 2021 World Series2021 Viewable MLB Playoff BracketBaseball 2021 World Series2021 Viewable MLB Playoff Bracket MLB Playoff Brackets for 2021 that can be printed The Major League Baseball regular season will conclude on Sunday, October 3rd, in 2021. In two days, on Tuesday, October 5, the World Series playoffs will get under way, with the first two games (held on Tuesday and Wednesday) acting as the single-elimination wild-card games. (See the whole 2021 World Series television schedule, which can be found below.) After that, on Thursday, October 7th, a best-of-five game Division series will begin, which will be followed by the League Championship Series, which will begin on Friday, October 15th.
The 2021 World Series will be broadcast exclusively on FOX beginning on Tuesday, October 26, 2021, with a possible Game 7 airing on Wednesday, November 3rd, in the event that it goes to seven games.
| DATE | MATCHUP | TIME (ET) | TV |
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| Tue. Oct. 26 | Atlanta Braves 6, Houston Astros 2 – FINAL | 8 PM | FOX |
| Wed. Oct. 27 | Houston Astros 7, Atlanta Braves 2 – FINAL | 8 PM | FOX |
| Fri. Oct. 29 | Atlanta Braves 2, Houston Astros 0 – FINAL | 8 PM | FOX |
| Sat. Oct. 30 | Atlanta Braves 3, Houston Astros 2 – FINAL | 8 PM | FOX |
| Sun. Oct. 31 | Houston Astros 9, Atlanta Braves 5 – FINAL | 8:15 PM | FOX |
| Tue. Nov 2 | Atlanta Braves 7, Houston Astros 0 – FINAL | 8 PM | FOX |
Fun Facts About the World Series of Baseball Willie Mays’ catch in the 1954 World Series was dubbed “the greatest catch ever made.” The inaugural World Series, which took place in 1903, was a best-of-nine game series (Boston beat the Pirates 5-3.) With a total of 27 World Series championships, the New York Yankees hold the record for the most World Series victories in baseball history. During the 1954 World Series, Giants’ center fielder Willie Mays made his famed leaping jump to catch a 460-foot homer from Indians’ slugger Vic Wertz, which was dubbed ” The Greatest Catch Ever Made ” by the press.
- The no-hitter came in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series, against the New York Yankees.
- In the franchise’s existence, the Mets have advanced to the World Series four times in total (1969, 1973, 1986 and 2000).
- Before sweeping the series, though, Oakland was forced to postpone the game for ten days.
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World Series History- From legendary ejections to the MVPs of previous seasons, Baseball Almanac.com has all the major league history, trivia, and World Series fun facts you’ll ever need.
First televised Major League baseball game
The first televised Major League Baseball game is broadcast on August 26, 1939, on station W2XBS, which would later become WNBC-TV. The game is between the New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox. Red Barber was the announcer for the game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, New York, which was broadcast live on ESPN. Television was still in its infancy at the time of this interview. Regular programming did not yet exist, and only a small number of individuals possessed television sets—there were perhaps 400 in the greater New York region at the time.
The World’s Fair, which was taking place in New York at the time, served as the impetus for the historic broadcast in 1939.
Read more about how a 1921 baseball radio broadcast changed the game.
The video coverage was, by today’s standards, a little shaky at times.
Taking pictures of fast-moving plays was extremely challenging since swinging bats appeared to be made of paper fans, and the ball was virtually invisible during pitches and hits.
At first, baseball owners were apprehensive about the concept of broadcasting games because they feared it would reduce actual attendance, but they soon warmed to the idea.
Modern broadcast sports have grown into a business worth several billion dollars, with technology that allows spectators to see and hear an incredible level of visual and acoustic information.
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