Major League Baseball is coming back to NBC and Peacock in a big way this year, and we now have the full schedule for every game that's on deck this season — including an opening day doubleheader on Thursday,

Vasgersian Debuts Thursday, March 26, as Paul Skenes and Pittsburgh Pirates Visit Juan Soto and New York Mets at 1 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock on Opening Day presented by Adobe

“Sunday Night Baseball” migrates from ESPN to NBC and Peacock, as the Universal network returns to live MLB coverage for the first time in 25 years. NBC, its streamer and the linear NBC Sports Network combine for 27 prime-time games and 34 afternoon ones in 2026. Some of the Sunday nighters are exclusive to Peacock.

The World Baseball Classic is highlighting the difference between international and club play.

Here's the full MLB schedule, for March 12, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

As with Sunday Night Football and Sunday Night Basketball, NBC 's Sunday Night Baseball will bring together seasoned professional sports broadcasters with years of experience alongside MLB legends, who'll be there to provide expert commentary and context on each game, player, and new development in the season. Let's take a closer look at the team.

The Dominican Republic is a huge favorite to beat Korea in their World Baseball Classic quarterfinal matchup at LoanDepot Park on Friday, March 13. My top World Baseball Classic best bets expect the Dominicans to win comfortably, while starter Cristopher Sanchez falls short of his lofty strikeout total tonight.

MLB is taking over Cincinnati Reds broadcasts from FanDuel Sports, which faces financial instability, impacting local TV coverage.

It’s important to examine league-wide and team-level data and trends before digging into player analysis for fantasy baseball. That’s partly because of the recent rule changes, specifically regarding stolen bases and automated balls and strikes.

The United States got good news Wednesday night with Italy blasting Mexico in the final game of Pool B of the World Baseball Classic. That meant Team USA survived into the quarterfinals, and now manager Mark DeRosa no longer has to think about pesky details like whether his team has already clinched a spot in the next round.