Every Major League Baseball game in your time zone, from the rest of the regular season to the postseason and the World Series, so you can see which games fall into your evening and which run through your night.
Each game shows its first pitch, ballpark and, in the postseason, the round and the series score. The card of a game lists the US national TV channels and radio network carrying it, so baseball fans abroad can see where the broadcast comes from before looking for it at home. Finished games show the final score.
Upcoming games show the current Polymarket odds on the winner, the run line and the game total, with the biggest bet on the game's markets. Prices are as of the last update; the calendar is updated daily.
World Series games are played in the evening in the United States, so in Europe, Africa and Asia they fall in the night or the next morning. Every game is on the timeline of each of your cities at its local first-pitch time.
Open a game on the timeline: its card lists the US national TV channels and national radio network carrying it, as published by ESPN. Outside the United States, MLB games are shown through local broadcasters that carry the league's international feed.
We know of no shortwave station carrying MLB games: the international broadcasters in our shortwave schedules air news, music and language programmes, not live baseball. Outside the US, the radio calls are available through official online audio services instead.
The calendar is rebuilt once a day, so the odds in a game's card are as of the last update, marked with an asterisk. Polymarket opens game markets a few days before each game, so later games show none yet.
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