MLB playoff games on TV today: Schedule, times, TV channels, live streams to watch ALCS, NLCS games

October 14, 2026 · by SPW Pipeline

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While the Rays and Guardians relocate to Cleveland on Wednesday, the Dodgers are back at home in desperate need of a win to claw back into their series with the Brewers.

Trailing 2-0 in the NLCS, the two-time defending champions need to find some answers. Their travel day was dominated by talk of potentially benching the struggling Shohei Ohtani for Game 3, but it sounds like the superstar will still be in the lineup though he is far from 100 percent.

Los Angeles will roll out veteran Blake Snell for the start Wednesday, with Robert Gasser set to take the ball for the Brewers in a matchup of lefties.

Gasser has one appearance this postseason, allowing only a solo homer to Fernando Tatis Jr. in four innings in his NLDS Game 4 start against the Padres a week ago. He has pitched at Dodger Stadium once before, with homers by Andy Pages and Tommy Edman providing the margin in a 3-1 Brewers defeat on Aug. 14.

Snell will be making his 20th postseason appearance and 17th start. His recent outings have been brief — he hasn’t topped four innings in more than a month — but the veteran hasn’t allowed more than one run in a start since his Aug. 11 return from a lengthy stint on the injured list.

Will the Dodgers bounce back, or will the Brewers put the champs on the brink of elimination? Here’s everything you need to know to tune in to today’s League Championship Series action.

MLB playoff games on TV today

Wednesday, Oct. 14

GameTime (ET)WatchNLCS Game 3: Dodgers vs. Brewers8 p.m.FS1, DIRECTV, Fubo

Where to watch MLB playoffs 2026

TV channels: Fox, FS1, TBS
Live streams:DIRECTV, Fubo

This year’s NL Championship Series games will air on Fox or FS1, while the ALCS will be on TBS. Fans can stream every postseason game live with DIRECTV, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

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All games airing on Fox and FS1 can also be streamed with Fubo, which also offers a free trial.