Schedule for Saturday, September 12, 2026
Colorado Rockies7
Detroit Tigers11
Final
New York Mets12
New York Yankees2
Final
Pittsburgh Pirates3
Chicago Cubs4
Final
Baltimore Orioles3
Toronto Blue Jays7
Final
Los Angeles Angels5
Washington Nationals6
Final
San Diego Padres7
San Francisco Giants6
Final
Kansas City Royals1
Boston Red Sox5
Final
Los Angeles Dodgers3
Miami Marlins4
Final
Cleveland Guardians3
Minnesota Twins4
Final
Houston Astros2
Tampa Bay Rays3
Final
Cincinnati Reds9
Milwaukee Brewers13
Final
Philadelphia Phillies2
Atlanta Braves12
Final
Chicago White Sox6
St. Louis Cardinals5
Final
Texas Rangers6
Arizona Diamondbacks2
Final
Seattle Mariners19
Athletics1
FAQs: Mlb
Where can I follow live MLB scores?
Surprise Sports offers live scores for MLB games right on this page. You can also check ESPN's MLB scoreboard, MLB.com, or Fox Sports for live score updates and box scores throughout the season.
How can I watch the MLB postseason on TV?
NBC carries every wild card game this year, with NBCSN and Peacock also showing coverage. After the wild card round, the NL playoffs move to Fox or FS1, the AL playoffs air on TBS, and Fox broadcasts the World Series, just like it has every year since 2000.
Where can I find the current MLB schedule and standings?
MLB.com and ESPN both track the full 2026 schedule, standings and results as the season plays out. These sites update scores and standings in real time so you can follow where every team stands in the playoff race.
Can I stream MLB playoff games if I don't have cable?
Yes. Games airing on NBC, NBCSN, Fox and FS1 can be streamed through fubo, which offers a free trial for new users. DIRECTV also streams every postseason game except the ones that air only on Peacock, and it offers a free trial to new subscribers too.
Is there a streaming service just for watching regular-season MLB games?
MLB.TV streams regular-season games live, including the final game of the season. It's MLB's own service for fans who want to watch games without a cable subscription.