The 2026 edition of the World Baseball Classic promises to be one of the most exciting baseball events of the year, with 20 teams and 47 games to be played from March 4-17 at venues such as Houston (Daikin Park), Miami (loanDepot Park), San Juan (Hiram Bithorn Stadium) and the Tokyo Dome in Japan.
If you want to watch all the games live from the United States, here is where to follow them on TV and streaming:
TV channels in the US.
FOX and its family of channels
FOX Sports is the official home of the broadcast in the United States:
- FOX (main channel): featured matches, including major group stage clashes, quarter-finals, semi-finals and final.
- FS1 and FS2: additional coverage of group stage and knockout round matches.
- FOX Deportes: Spanish-language broadcast for fans who prefer Spanish-language commentary.
This means that practically all phases of the tournament – from the first phase to the grand final on March 17 in Miami – will be available on these FOX signals.
Online streaming
If you don’t have access to cable or prefer to watch the games online, there are several live streaming options available:
- FOX Sports App: Stream every game live with the FOX Sports channel signal. Requires login with your TV provider’s credentials.
- Tubi: offers streaming of select matches and tournament content, including some games or replays of major matches. This platform may have free ad-supported content.
- FOX One: another streaming option associated with the FOX Sports family that carries live and on-demand matches.
In summary, if you don’t have cable TV, you can use FOX or Tubi’s official apps to follow almost all the World Baseball Classic games from your phone, tablet or computer.
Tips to make sure you don’t miss any games
The tournament is played across multiple time zones, so some group stage games start very early or late according to US time.
Check if your TV package or streaming service includes FS1, FS2 and FOX Deportes, as many matches are rotated between these channels.
Apps like FOX Sports allow you to watch the games live if you have your cable or satellite provider credentials.
Calendar reminder
The group stage will be played between March 4 and 11, with the quarter-finals on March 13 and 14, the semi-finals on March 15 and 16, and the final on March 17 in Miami.
The 2026 World Baseball Classic will feature matchups between countries such as United States, Mexico, Japan, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Brazil, and many more over two weeks of intense action.
Whether you prefer to watch the games on FOX, FS1, FS2 or via streaming on the FOX Sports App or Tubi, the guide is ready so you don’t miss a single pitch of the 2026 World Baseball Classic from the United States.
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