2026 NFL on Fox Schedule

The current logo used for weekly NFL on Fox broadcasts (2025-present). (YouTube)

| ► Tuesday, May 12, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• Fox Sports reveals on-air broadcast schedule for the 33rd season of NFL coverage.

• Once again, Fox will have two live hours of pregame programming before Sunday’s NFL games with “Fox NFL Kickoff” at 11:00 AM ET/8:00 AM PT, followed by the iconic “Fox NFL Sunday” pregame show at 12:00 PM ET/9:00 AM PT.

• For the first time in a decade, Fox Sports will have a Fox NFL TRIPLEHEADER on Sunday, November 15, featuring Patriots vs. Lions from Munich (9:30 AM ET), Vikings vs. Packers (1:00 PM ET), and 49ers vs. Cowboys (4:25 PM ET), among others.

• 2026 NFL on Fox Schedule grows with a late-season Saturday window on Saturday, December 19, as the last two Super Bowl champions meet from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia — Seahawks vs. Eagles at 5:00 PM ET on Fox.

• Celebrate the holidays 🎁 with Fox, which is set to televise live NFL football on Thanksgiving 🦃 (Eagles-Cowboys on Thursday, November 26) and Christmas 🎅 (Rams-Seahawks on Friday, December 25).

• Patriots legend and lead NFL on Fox analyst Tom Brady returns to New England for America’s Game of the Week in Week 9 as the Packers face the Patriots.

Fox Sports, now beginning its 33rd season as a media broadcast partner for the National Football League (NFL), has announced its robust 2026 regular-season NFL broadcast schedule. Fox Sports’ strong, brawny 18-week schedule is highlighted by the most windows of any network this season, with two additional games. Plus, the NFL on Fox is scheduled to broadcast its first tripleheader in over a decade in Week 10, beginning coverage on Sunday, November 15 at 9:30 AM ET, as the New England Patriots face the Detroit Lions at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

A newly created broadcast window takes center stage on Saturday, December 19, at 5:00 PM ET on Fox as Devon Witherspoon and the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks travel East to take on Super Bowl LIX MVP Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Fox Sports’ long-standing tradition of airing NFL football during the holidays continues this season, as the network returns to Christmas Day primetime coverage. On Friday, December 25, at 8:15 PM ET, Fox will wrap up the Christmas Day slate with a rematch of the 2025 NFC Championship Game as Trent McDuffie and the Los Angeles Rams travel to Lumen Field to face Sam Darnold and the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.

Noteworthy NFC squads help shape the 2026 NFL on Fox schedule, with regular appearances by the Seattle Seahawks (9), Dallas Cowboys (8), Chicago Bears (8), Philadelphia Eagles (8), Green Bay Packers (8), New York Giants (8), San Francisco 49ers (8), plus regular showcases of AFC teams led by the Cincinnati Bengals (4), Los Angeles Chargers (4), Baltimore Ravens (3), Buffalo Bills (2), and New England Patriots (2).

America’s Game of the Week:

America’s Game of the Week, Fox’s signature branding for doubleheader games, returns with a star-studded lineup of top-tier matchups throughout the 2026 regular season:

- Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles (Week 1)

- Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys (Week 2)

- Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers (Week 5)

- Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions (Week 7)

- Green Bay Packers at New England Patriots (Week 9) -- Brady’s return to New England

- San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys (Week 10)

- Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers (Week 12)

- Kansas City Chiefs at Cincinnati Bengals (Week 14)

- Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears (Week 17)

Thanksgiving Day:

On Thursday, November 26, at 4:30 PM ET, FOX Sports will host the NFL’s annual “John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration,” featuring a highly anticipated matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles. Last year, FOX Sports achieved a remarkable milestone, drawing 47.7 million viewers for the early Thanksgiving Day game between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions, setting a new viewership record.

NFL on Fox Studio Coverage:

Each Sunday, FOX NFL coverage commences at 11:00 AM ET with “Fox NFL Kickoff,” followed by the flagship program, “Fox NFL Sunday,” at 12:00 PM ET. For an impressive 32 consecutive seasons, “Fox NFL Sunday” has been America’s most-watched NFL pregame show, featuring a distinguished lineup of Pro Football Hall of Fame analysts. In 2019, the show and its entire cast received induction into the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Hall of Fame, a unique honor for a sports studio pregame show. Furthermore, “Fox NFL Sunday” earned the 2022 Sports Emmy for “Outstanding Studio Show – Weekly” along with the “The George Wensel Technical Achievement Award.”

2026 NFL on Fox Game Announcers:

Kevin Burkhardt, seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, Erin Andrews & Tom Rinaldi return for their third season as Fox Sports’ lead NFL commentators.

⮞ Full 2026 NFL on Fox Broadcast Roster: 2026 NFL on Fox Announcers

The complete 2026 NFL on Fox Schedule is provided below for your viewing.

• NFL on Fox: 2026 NFL Regular Season Broadcast Schedule — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

⏵ Preseason:

| ● Preseason Week 2 — Sunday, August 23:

. Seahawks at Titans - Fox, 8:00 PM ET - Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi 

⏵ Regular Season:

| ● Week 1 — Sunday, September 13 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Falcons at Steelers (Joe Davis, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver)

. Bears at Panthers (Adam Amin, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink)

. Saints at Lions (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi)

. Buccaneers at Bengals (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams)

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Commanders at Eagles (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi)

. Dolphins at Raiders (Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Jen Hale)

| ● Week 2 — Sunday, September 20 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Vikings at Bears (Joe Davis, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver)

. Eagles at Titans (Adam Amin, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink)

. Packers at Jets (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Jen Hale)

. Panthers at Falcons (Tim Brando, Matt Millen, Sarah Kustok)

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Commanders at Cowboys (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi)

. Dolphins at 49ers (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams)

. Seahawks at Cardinals (Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Megan Olivi)

| ● Week 3 — Sunday, September 27 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Chargers at Bills (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi)

. Seahawks at Commanders (Joe Davis, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver)

. Jets at Lions (Adam Amin, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink)

. Panthers at Browns (Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Jen Hale)

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Vikings at Buccaneers (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi)

. Cardinals at 49ers (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams)

| ● Week 4 — Sunday, October 4 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Rams at Eagles (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi)

. Cowboys at Texans (TBD, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver)

. Jets at Bears (Tim Brando, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink) — Tim Brando replaces Adam Amin (National League Division Series)

. Packers at Buccaneers (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi)

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Dolphins at Vikings (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams)

| ● » Week 5 — Sunday, October 11 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. ⏵ Vikings at Saints (Chris Myers, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink) (tentative) — Chris Myers replaces Adam Amin (Amin filling in for Davis)

. ⏵ Giants at Commanders (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi) (tentative)

. ⏵ Bengals at Dolphins (Eric Collins, Mark Schlereth, Jen Hale) (tentative) — Eric Collins replaces Chris Myers (Myers filling in for Amin)

- 4:25 PM ET:

. ⏵ 49ers at Seahawks (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi) (tentative) (CHI-GB originally scheduled for national game, but switched to SF-SEA instead)

. ⏵ Bears at Packers (Adam Amin, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver) (tentative) — Adam Amin replaces Joe Davis (National League Championship Series)

. ⏵ Lions at Cardinals (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams) (tentative)

Preliminary assignments. Assignments will be made final at a later date.

| ● » Week 6 — Sunday, October 18 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. ⏵ Ravens at Browns (Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi) (tentative)

. ⏵ Bears at Falcons (Adam Amin, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver) (tentative) — Adam Amin replaces Joe Davis (National League Championship Series)

. ⏵ Saints at Giants (Chris Myers, Drew Brees, Kristina Pink) (tentative) — Chris Myers replaces Adam Amin (Amin filling in for Davis)

. ⏵ Titans at Colts (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams) (tentative)

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. ⏵ Cardinals at Rams (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi (tentative)

Preliminary assignments. Assignments will be made final at a later date.

| ● » Week 7 — Sunday, October 25 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. 49ers at Falcons

. Giants at Texans

. Buccaneers at Panthers

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Packers at Lions

. Rams at Raiders

| ● » Week 8 — Sunday, November 1 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Cardinals at Cowboys

. Vikings at Lions

. Falcons at Buccaneers

. Raiders at Jets

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Chargers at Rams

| ● » Week 9 — Sunday, November 8 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Cowboys at Colts

. Giants at Eagles

. Rams at Commanders

. Lions at Dolphins

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Packers at Patriots

. Cardinals at Seahawks

| ● » Week 10 — Sunday, November 15 (Fox Tripleheader):

- 9:30 AM ET ー NFL International Series (Munich, Germany):

. Patriots vs. Lions [Allianz Arena]

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Vikings at Packers

. Texans at Browns

. Panthers at Saints

. Jaguars at Titans

- 4:25 PM ET:

. 49ers at Cowboys

| ● » Week 11 — Sunday, November 22 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Titans at Cowboys

. Dolphins at Bills

. Saints at Bears

. Ravens at Panthers

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Jets at Chargers

| ● Week 12 — Thursday, November 26 — Thanksgiving 🦃:

. Eagles at Cowboys - Fox, 4:30 PM ET - 

| ● » Week 12 — Sunday, November 29 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Falcons at Vikings

. Giants at Colts

. Raiders at Browns

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Seahawks at 49ers

. Commanders at Cardinals

| ● » Week 13 — Sunday, December 6 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. 49ers at Giants

. Packers at Saints

. Jaguars at Bears

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Eagles at Cardinals

. Dolphins at Broncos

| ● » Week 14 — Sunday, December 13 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Colts at Eagles

. Buccaneers at Ravens

. Titans at Lions

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Chiefs at Bengals

. Rams at 49ers

. Giants at Seahawks

| ● Week 15 — Saturday, December 19:

. Seahawks at Eagles - Fox, 5:00 PM ET - 

| ● » Week 15 — Sunday, December 20 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Falcons at Commanders

. Dolphins at Packers

. Saints at Buccaneers

. Bengals at Panthers

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Jets at Cardinals

| ● Week 16 — Friday, December 25 — Christmas  🎄:

. Rams at Seahawks - Fox, 8:15 PM ET -

| ● » Week 16 — Saturday, December 27 (Fox Singleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Chargers at Dolphins

. Cardinals at Saints

- 4:05 PM ET (LATE):

. Titans at Raiders

ADDITIONAL GAMES TBD

| ● » Week 17 — Sunday, January 3 (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

. Giants at Cowboys

. Seahawks at Panthers

. Saints at Falcons

. Colts at Browns

- 4:25 PM ET:

. Lions at Bears

| ● » Week 18 — Sunday, January 10 — Regular Season Finale (Fox Doubleheader):

- 1:00 PM ET:

TBD

- 4:25 PM ET:

TBD

⏵ Postseason:

| ● NFC Wild Card Game — Saturday, January 16 or Sunday, January 17:

TBD

| ● NFC Divisional Playoff Game — Saturday, January 23 or Sunday, January 24:

TBD

| ● NFC Championship Game — Sunday, January 31:

TBD

KEY:

» -- Flex Scheduling Week

‖ 🛈 Sources: NFL Media, Fox Sports Press Pass & 2026 NFL on Fox Schedule Grid ‖

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2026 Sunday Night Football on NBC Schedule

The current logo used for NBC’s Sunday Night Football broadcasts (2022-present). (The Today Show)

| ► Tuesday, May 12, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• “Sunday Night Football” goes into its 21st season on NBC with a star-studded schedule and high-profile matchups throughout the course of the season.

• Notable games include Patrick Mahomes vs. Josh Allen on Thanksgiving Night (Chiefs-Bills), Patriots-Seahawks in the 2026 NFL Kickoff Game, Cowboys-Packers, Chiefs-Seahawks, Bills-Packers & Eagles-49ers.

• “Sunday Night Football” has been the No. 1 primetime program for an unprecedented 15 CONSECUTIVE years! 

• Peacock will stream all Sunday Night Football games & remains the home of Sunday Night Football Final following each game. Additionally, Peacock will air a Peacock Holiday Exclusive on Saturday, January 2, 2027, at 8:00 PM ET.

The 2026 schedule for NBC’s Sunday Night Football — America’s No. 1 show for 15 straight years — has been announced! This year’s lineup promises must-see games, the biggest stars, top storylines, and notable rivalries, including the “Rivalry of the Decade,” Chiefs-Bills, on Thanksgiving Night.

Things get started with the NFL’s 2026 season opener as Christian Gonzalez and the New England Patriots visit Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in a Super Bowl LX rematch on Wednesday, September 9, at 8:20 PM ET on NBC, Peacock, and Telemundo. Patriots vs. Seahawks: NFL Kickoff 2026 marks the 21st straight year NBC has televised the season-opening game.

Plus, it’s the first Super Bowl rematch in the NFL Kickoff Game in 10 years, since the Panthers and Broncos opened the 2016 season in a rematch of Super Bowl 50.

NBC Sports’ 2026 SNF schedule has six matchups of 2025 postseason teams — four are playoff rematches — plus premier games at notable points of the season.

In a historic moment for Buffalo, the city hosts its inaugural Thanksgiving game as the Kansas City Chiefs face the Buffalo Bills in a highly anticipated matchup dubbed the “rivalry of the decade.” The game will air Thursday, November 26, at 8:20 PM ET, in primetime on NBC, Peacock, and Telemundo. 

Since 2020, the Chiefs and Bills have engaged in a series of thrilling encounters, with Thanksgiving night marking their 11th meeting over the past decade, encompassing both regular-season and playoff games. Each team has emerged victorious in five of those contests. Notably, six out of the ten matchups since 2020 have been closely contested, decided by a single score. 

In terms of individual performance, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has thrown for an impressive 2,715 yards and 19 touchdowns, while Bills quarterback Josh Allen has recorded 2,573 yards and 20 touchdowns.

Peacock returns to stream each week’s Sunday Night Football game and provides expanded postgame analysis and recaps with Sunday Night Football Final. Peacock will be the exclusive home of a Week 17 NFL primetime game on Saturday, January 2, 2027, following the 4:30 PM ET game on NBC. NBC stations in the competing team’s markets will air the game locally for those who may not have Peacock.

The Sunday Night Football broadcast team of play-by-play commentator Mike Tirico, analyst and former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Cris Collinsworth, sideline reporter Melissa Stark, and rules analyst Terry McAulay return for their fifth straight season together. Sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung will join the cast for select games, including NFL Kickoff 2026 (Patriots-Seahawks) and postseason games (i.e., Divisional Playoffs, etc.).

Highlights of the 2026 “Sunday Night Football” Schedule include:

• The New England Patriots will face off against the Seattle Seahawks on September 9, marking a rematch of Super Bowl LX. Following that, the Dallas Cowboys will take on the New York Giants on September 13, marking their 15th meeting on NBC’s Sunday Night Football and John Harbaugh’s debut as head coach of the Giants.

• On September 27, the Los Angeles Rams will clash with the Denver Broncos, both teams having previously competed in the 2025 Conference Championship Games. The storied rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers continues on October 18, with these two teams having met nine times in the NFL postseason over the years.

• The Kansas City Chiefs will visit the Seattle Seahawks on October 25, with both teams having secured three of the last four Super Bowl victories. Thanksgiving night will feature a highly anticipated matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills, often referred to as the “Rivalry of the Decade,” as they have faced each other ten times since 2020.

• On November 29, the New England Patriots will go head-to-head with the Los Angeles Chargers in a rematch of their 2025 playoff encounter. The Houston Texans will face the Pittsburgh Steelers on December 6, marking their playoff rematch from 2025. 

• The Buffalo Bills will take on the Green Bay Packers on December 13, with both teams having participated in the 2025 playoffs. Finally, the Philadelphia Eagles will battle the San Francisco 49ers on January 3, revisiting their 2025 playoff clash. The season culminates with NFL Game 272 on January 10, the final regular-season game.

NBC Sports to Broadcast 26 NFL Games in 2026: On NBC and Peacock, NBC Sports will present 22 regular-season games — 18 Sunday Night Football games, NFL Kickoff 2026, the annual Thanksgiving night game, and a late afternoon Week 17 game at 4:30 PM ET on Saturday, January 2, 2027, followed by Peacock’s exclusive Week 17 Saturday primetime game at 8:00 PM ET. NBC Sports will have three playoff games on NBC and Peacock — two Wild Card games, including a primetime game on Sunday, January 17 & a Divisional Playoff game on the weekend of January 23-24. NBC and Peacock will broadcast the preseason opening Hall of Fame Game on Thursday, August 6, as the Panthers face the Cardinals at 8:00 PM ET.

NBCSports.com & NBC Sports App To Live Stream All of NBC’s NFL Games:

NBC Sports.com and the NBC Sports app will provide live streaming of all NFL on NBC games, allowing viewers to access content on desktops, mobile devices, tablets, and connected TVs through authentication. This enhancement offers consumers added value to their subscription service, ensuring that high-quality content remains accessible to Multichannel Video Programming Distributor (MVPD) customers both at home and on various platforms. The full HD-quality video stream will originate directly from NBC’s broadcasts.

SNF on Pace to be Television No. 1 Primetime Program for 15th Straight Year:

Sunday Night Football is on track to become television’s number one primetime show for an unprecedented 15th consecutive year. This fall, Sunday Night Football outperformed all primetime television series and is poised to lead in all key metrics. NBC’s Sunday Night Football has now extended its record for the most consecutive years at the top of the ratings charts, a streak that dates back to 1950, according to official live-plus-same-day data from Nielsen.

The complete 2026 Sunday Night Football on NBC schedule:

• NFL on NBC (Sunday Night Football): 2026 NFL Regular Season Broadcast Schedule — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

➠ Preseason:

| ● Preseason Hall of Fame Game (Canton, Ohio) — Thursday, August 6:

. Panthers vs. Cardinals (Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium) - NBC, 8:00 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

➠ Regular Season:

| ● Week #1 (NFL Kickoff) — Wednesday, September 9:

. Patriots at Seahawks - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark, Kaylee Hartung

| ● Week #1 — Sunday, September 13:

. Cowboys at Giants - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

| ● Week #2 — Sunday, September 20:

. Colts at Chiefs - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

| ● Week #3 — Sunday, September 27:

. Rams at Broncos - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

| ● Week #4 — Sunday, October 4:

. Lions at Panthers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

| ⏵ ● Week #5 — Sunday, October 11:

. Ravens at Falcons - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #6 — Sunday, October 18:

. Cowboys at Packers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #7 — Sunday, October 25:

. Chiefs at Seahawks - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #8 — Sunday, November 1:

. Eagles at Commanders - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #9 — Sunday, November 8:

. Buccaneers at Bears - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #10 — Sunday, November 15:

. Steelers at Bengals - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ● Week #11 (NFL International Series - Mexico City) — Sunday, November 22:

. Vikings vs. 49ers (Estadio Azteca) - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

| ● Week #12 — Thursday, November 26 — Thanksgiving Night 🦃:

. Chiefs at Bills - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #12 — Sunday, November 29:

. Patriots at Chargers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #13 — Sunday, December 6:

. Texans at Steelers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #14 — Sunday, December 13:

. Bills at Packers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #15 — Sunday, December 20:

. Lions at Vikings - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #16 — Sunday, December 27:

. Jaguars at Cowboys - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #17 — Saturday, January 2:

. Teams TBD - NBC, 4:30 PM ET - TBA

. Teams TBD - Peacock, 8:00 PM ET - TBA

GAMES TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER

Week 17 Saturday Game Pool includes Commanders/Jaguars, Chiefs/Chargers, Broncos/Patriots, Rams/Buccaneers.

| ⏵ ● Week #17 — Sunday, January 3:

. Eagles at 49ers - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

| ⏵ ● Week #18 — Sunday, January 10:

. Teams TBD - NBC, 8:20 PM ET - TBA

➠ Postseason:

| ● Wild Card Playoff Game — TBD:

. Teams TBD - NBC, TBD

| ● Wild Card Playoff Game — TBD:

. Teams TBD - NBC, TBD - 

| ● Divisional Playoff Game — Saturday, January 23 or Sunday, January 24:

. Teams TBD - NBC, TBD - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark, Kaylee Hartung

KEY:

⏵ — Flex Scheduling Week

‖ 🛈 Sources: NFL Media, NBC Sports Press Box ‖

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2026 Thursday Night Football on Prime Video Schedule

The current logo used for Amazon Prime Video’s “Thursday Night Football” broadcasts (2023-present). (📸: Barrett Media)

| ► Tuesday, May 12, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• Prime Video unveils 2026 TNF schedule, as the streamer prepares for fifth season of Thursday Night Football coverage.

• Highly anticipated showdowns between the league’s top signal callers.

• Khalil Shakir and the Buffalo Bills host Amon-Ra St. Brown and the Detroit Lions as the new Highmark Stadium opens under the “Thursday Night Football” lights on Prime Video (Thursday, September 17 at 8:15 PM ET).

• “Black Friday Football” comes to Pittsburgh as J.K. Dobbins and the Denver Broncos visit Alex Highsmith and the Pittsburgh Steelers (Friday, November 27 at 3:00 PM ET).

• The riveting and compelling slate of 2026 TNF games winds down with two holiday games — CJ Stroud and the Houston Texans vs. Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles on Christmas Eve (Thursday, December 24), followed by Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens vs. Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals on New Year’s Eve (Thursday, December 31).

Prime Video’s fifth season of exclusive Thursday Night Football (TNF) coverage launches with remarkable energy and promises an engaging lineup for fans. This season features a thrilling assortment of cross-divisional matchups, high-stakes quarterback duels, and the inaugural NFL regular season game at the newly constructed Highmark Stadium in Buffalo. The 2026 campaign culminates in a pair of holiday matchups: the Texans face off against the Eagles on Christmas Eve in Philadelphia, followed by a classic AFC North showdown between the Ravens and Bengals in Cincinnati on New Year’s Eve.

Jay Marine, Head of Prime Video U.S., Global Sports and Advertising, expressed excitement about the season’s kickoff. “We are thrilled to launch our fifth season of TNF with a fantastic lineup of games, starting with Detroit at Buffalo as the Bills inaugurate their state-of-the-art stadium. This year’s schedule features outstanding matchups and the biggest stars in the game, building on the momentum from last year’s record-setting TNF season.”

The upcoming NFL schedule on Prime Video showcases an impressive array of games featuring some of the league’s most dynamic quarterbacks: Jared Goff will take on Josh Allen on September 17; Drake Maye will face Caleb Williams on October 22; Jayden Daniels will compete against Jaxson Dart on November 12; Patrick Mahomes will square off against Matthew Stafford on December 3; and Lamar Jackson will clash with Joe Burrow on December 31. Additionally, several captivating cross-divisional games are set, including an October 15 matchup between the World Champion Seahawks and the AFC West Champion Broncos, which nearly represented last year’s Super Bowl. Other notable highlights include the Mahomes vs. Stafford showdown when the Rams host the Chiefs the week after Thanksgiving, and the December 17 clash between the 49ers and Chargers.

This year’s Black Friday Football features a thrilling matchup between the Broncos and Steelers, both of whom are AFC division champions from 2025. This game will again serve as the centerpiece of an all-day sports marathon on Prime Video, as Amazon ushers in the holiday season with exciting deals and cultural offerings.

Legendary play-by-play announcer Al Michaels and five-time Emmy Award-winning analyst Kirk Herbstreit will return each week to deliver the main broadcast for the fifth straight year, complemented by sideline reports from Kaylee Hartung. TNF host Charissa Thompson will lead pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage alongside Tony Gonzalez, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Andrew Whitworth, and Richard Sherman, with feature stories and in-depth interviews conducted by Taylor Rooks.

Coverage will commence each Thursday with TNF Tonight at 7:00 PM ET. TNF Nightcap will follow each Thursday’s game on Prime.

For the latest updates regarding TNF on Prime, visit the Thursday Night Football page on Prime Video and follow NFL on Prime on Twitter. Those who have yet to join Prime can sign up today or start a free 30-day trial to experience the upcoming season’s action.

The complete 2026 Thursday Night Football on Prime Video Schedule (All Times Eastern):

• NFL on Prime Video (Thursday Night Football): 2026 NFL Regular Season Broadcast Schedule — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

⏵ Preseason:

| 🞵 Preseason, Week 3 — Thursday, August 27:

. Patriots at Browns - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

⏵ Regular Season:

| 🞵 Week 2 — Thursday, September 17:

. Lions at Bills - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 3 — Thursday, September 24:

. Falcons at Packers - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 4 — Thursday, October 1:

. Steelers at Browns - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 5 — Thursday, October 8:

. Buccaneers at Cowboys - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 6 — Thursday, October 15:

. Seahawks at Broncos - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 7 — Thursday, October 22:

. Patriots at Bears - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 8 — Thursday, October 29:

. Panthers at Packers - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 9 — Thursday, November 5:

. Jaguars at Ravens - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 10 — Thursday, November 12:

. Commanders at Giants - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 11 — Thursday, November 19:

. Colts at Texans - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| 🞵 Week 12 — Friday, November 27 (Black Friday):

. Broncos at Steelers - Prime Video, 3:00 PM ET - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

| » 🞵 Week 13 — Thursday, December 3:

. Chiefs at Rams - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - TBA

| » 🞵 Week 14 — Thursday, December 10:

. Vikings at Patriots - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - TBA

| » 🞵 Week 15 — Thursday, December 17:

. 49ers at Chargers - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - TBA

| » 🞵 Week 16 — Thursday, December 24 (Christmas Eve):

. Texans at Eagles - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - TBA

| » 🞵 Week 17 — Thursday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve):

. Ravens at Bengals - Prime Video, 8:15 PM ET - TBA

⏵ Postseason:

| 🞵 NFL Wild Card Game — Saturday, January 16 or Sunday, January 17:

. Teams TBD - Prime Video, TBD - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

KEY:

» -- Flex Scheduling Week

‖ 🛈 Sources: NFL Media, Amazon Studios ‖

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MLB on Fox: On Deck | MLB's 2026 "Rivalry Weekend" is heavily featured on this week's Fox Saturday Baseball lineup, with Battle of the Beltway (Orioles vs. Nationals) and Subway Series (Yankees vs. Mets) being featured | Saturday, May 16, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1 & 7:00 PM ET on Fox

New York Yankees center fielder Trent Grisham (#12) reacts following his double in a game against the Seattle Mariners on March 31, 2026. (Steph Chambers/Getty Images)

| ⏵ Monday, May 11, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• Fox Sports continues its season-long live coverage of Major League Baseball on Saturday, May 16, with Fox Saturday Baseball across the Fox broadcast network and FS1.

• “Rivalry Weekend” provides the backdrop to this week’s selection of game matchups — including the Subway Series (Yankees-Mets), the Battle of the Beltway (Orioles-Nationals), & Padres-Mariners.

• Coby Mayo and the Baltimore Orioles visit CJ Abrams and the Washington Nationals in the “Battle of the Beltway” (MD/DC) on Saturday, May 16, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1.

• New York baseball bragging rights are at stake as Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees face Mark Vientos and the New York Mets in the “Subway Series” on Saturday, May 16, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox.

• Manny Machado and the San Diego Padres clash with Julio Rodríguez and the Seattle Mariners on Saturday, May 16, at 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PT) on Fox.

With May well underway by this point, Fox Sports’ Major League Baseball regular season coverage for 2026 continues this week (Saturday, May 16) with a Saturday doubleheader on Fox and FS1. There are two game windows with FS1 airing a national game at 4:00 PM ET, followed by Fox’s regional coverage at 7:00 PM ET.

We should mention that this weekend is “Rivalry Weekend,” presented by Booking.com, highlighting MLB’s budding and longstanding rivalries, and Fox will showcase a few of those rivalries to a national audience.

Two-time MLB All-Star Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the New York Yankees (26-16) are set to play their New York City MLB rival, Marcus Semien and the New York Mets (15-25), in the annual “Subway Series” on Saturday, May 16 at 7:15 PM ET on Fox, highlighting Fox Sports’ Major League Baseball three-game lineup for this week.

Orioles vs. Nationals — Saturday, 4:00 PM ET on FS1:

FS1 breaks the seal on Saturday’s lineup of games with a late afternoon presentation on Saturday, May 16, beginning at 4:00 PM ET.

Two Major League Baseball squads that are separated by a mere 40 miles get together on Saturday afternoon as Blaze Alexander and the Baltimore Orioles (19-23) make the quick trip down south to Nationals Park in Washington, DC, to square off against James Wood and the Washington Nationals (19-22) on Saturday, May 16, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1.

These teams are entering head-to-head competition for the first time in 2026. Washington dominated last year’s season series, going 5-1 vs. the Orioles, including an April series win at Nationals Park (the site of this Saturday’s matchup). Washington is currently tied for second in the NL East (alongside the Phillies and Marlins). The Orioles are in the midst of a dreadful 4-6 stretch, which featured a weekend series win over the Athletics. Things are not going well in Baltimore, as the Orioles are already nine games behind the Rays for first place in the American League East. We will see our fair share of young talent in this game, including Baltimore’s Gunnar Henderson and Blaze Alexander, plus Washington’s James Wood and CJ Abrams.

“Baseball Night in America”: Yankees vs. Mets or Padres vs. Mariners — Saturday, 7:00 PM ET on Fox:

“Baseball Night in America”, Fox Sports’ signature weekly MLB primetime series, returns to the airwaves of the Fox broadcast network on Saturday, May 16, at 7:00 PM ET, with regional coverage of a pair of primetime MLB contests. Coming up this week, the Yankees will go up against the Mets in the “Subway Series,” or the Padres tussle with the Mariners out in the Pacific Northwest. Check the bottom of this article or your local listings for additional information about which game Fox will be sending your way come Saturday.

Longtime crosstown rivals renew their rivalry as Austin Wells and the New York Yankees (26-16) play Juan Soto and the New York Mets (15-25) as part of the annual Yankees-Mets “Subway Series” on Saturday, May 16 at 7:00 PM ET on Fox. Joe Davis (play-by-play) teams up with Hall of Famer John Smoltz (analyst) and Emmy Award winner Ken Rosenthal (reporter) to call Yankees-Mets from Citi Field in Flushing, New York.

The New York clubs will play a series against each other for the first time this year. Last season, the teams split their six head-to-head regular-season meetings. Of course, Yankees-Mets is the featured matchup of this weekend’s “Rivalry Weekend” slate. Despite both teams moving in different directions, there is always hope for a thrilling, captivating game. The Yankees (26-16) are two games behind the Rays for the top spot in the AL East, while the Mets (15-25) look to escape the basement of the NL East. Watch out for Yankees RF Aaron Judge and Yankees 1B Ben Rice alongside Mets DH Juan Soto. Judge is tied for the MLB lead with 16 home runs.

Xander Bogaerts and the San Diego Padres (24-16) travel to T-Mobile Park to compete against Cal Raleigh and the reigning AL West champion Seattle Mariners (20-22) on Saturday, May 16, at 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PT) on Fox. Fox Sports’ Aaron Goldsmith (play-by-play) and 1992 National League Rookie of the Year Eric Karros (analyst) provide commentary for Padres-Mariners from T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington.

This is the second of two series between these squads this year, with San Diego sweeping Seattle in a three-game series earlier this season. A total reversal of how last year’s Mariners-Padres season series went, with the Mariners winning five of the six matchups. An important storyline here is the struggle of several stars associated with this matchup — including Mariners C Cal Raleigh, Padres 3B Manny Machado & Padres RF Fernando Tatís Jr. — with each player performing uncharacteristically poorly. WHEN WILL THEY HEAT UP? Maybe this weekend’s game could be a potential starting point. If San Diego and Seattle have intentions of playing postseason baseball in 2026, they need these gentlemen to snap out of it and get going! However, Mariners CF Julio Rodríguez is getting his home run power charged up, with Julio blasting his seventh HR of the season in Monday’s 3-1 win over the Astros.

For additional information about the 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule and 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule, please consult the links displayed in the “Links Mentioned” section. Also, you can find the weekly 506 Sports Maps used to create these articles.

Links Mentioned 🔗:

. » 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fox-schedule.html

. » 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fs1-schedule.html 

. » 506 Sports Maps: https://506sports.com/mlb.php?yr=2026&wk=8

This week’s MLB regular season schedule for Fox and FS1, alongside regional splits for Saturday’s Fox primetime window, is located below ⤵:

• MLB on Fox: On Deck | MLB Broadcast Schedule & Regionalization (Fox, FS1) | Saturday, May 16, 2026 — All Times ET and Subject to Change

➨ 4:00 PM ET — FS1 (National):

🆚

|| ⚫ Baltimore Orioles at Washington Nationals — Connor Onion, Tom Verducci — FS1

- ⏵ Distribution: National

- ⏵ 100% of Markets Include: ALL

➨ 7:00 PM ET — Fox (Regional):

🆚

|| ⚫ New York Yankees at New York Mets — Joe Davis, John Smoltz, Ken Rosenthal — Fox

- ⏵ Distribution: Primary (Most Stations)

- ⏵ 83% of Markets Include: Albany, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Birmingham, Boston, Buffalo, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas, Dayton, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Fort Myers, Grand Rapids, Green Bay, Greensboro, Greenville, Hartford, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Lexington, Little Rock, Louisville, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, New York City, Norfolk, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Providence, Raleigh, Richmond, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, Scranton, St. Louis, Tampa, Tucson, Tulsa, Washington D.C., West Palm Beach

🆚

|| ⚫ San Diego Padres at Seattle Mariners — Aaron Goldsmith, Eric Karros — Fox

- ⏵ Distribution: Regional (Select Markets)

- ⏵ 17% of Markets Include: Fresno, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Spokane

◾UPDATES:

None

- 🞹 Note: This week’s MLB schedule and announcing assignments on Fox and FS1 are subject to change without notice.

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net & 506 Sports ||

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2026 WNBA on USA Network Schedule

The logo used for USA Network’s WNBA coverage (2026-present). (Twitter/X)

| ⏵ Monday, May 11, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• USA Network debuts as a new broadcast partner for the WNBA in 2026, televising 48 regular-season games, primarily on Mondays and Wednesdays.

• The WNBA on USA launches with a Mother’s Day matchup on Sunday, May 10, as the defending WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces visit the Los Angeles Sparks at 6:00 PM ET (3:00 PM ET).

• Eight Wednesday night doubleheaders throughout the season and a late-season march towards the postseason with nine games in the final eight days of the regular season.

• Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will play on USA nine times this season.

• USA Network will surround WNBA coverage with pregame, halftime, and postgame programming from the studio and on-site this year.

• USA Sports to present 2026 WNBA Playoff games, including up to five WNBA Finals games.

USA Sports has officially revealed the 2026 schedule for its inaugural WNBA season on USA Network. This schedule features exciting Wednesday night doubleheaders, high-profile matchups, star players from across the league, and the 2026 WNBA Finals games.

The WNBA on USA Network begins its coverage on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 10, with a matchup at 6:00 PM ET. The defending champion Las Vegas Aces, led by the 2025 Kia WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson, will face the Los Angeles Sparks, led by Cameron Brink and Kelsey Plum, at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Last season, Wilson claimed her second consecutive and record-setting fourth career WNBA MVP award, guiding the Aces to their third title in four years. This season, the Aces will retain Wilson, six-time All-Star Chelsea Gray, and 2025 All-WNBA Second Teamer Jackie Young, all of whom contributed to their championship victories.

USA Sports will enhance its WNBA coverage with dedicated pregame, halftime, and postgame studio programming throughout the season, positioning USA Network as the go-to destination for WNBA fans each week. Additionally, USA Sports will broadcast first-round playoff games and up to five WNBA Finals games, ensuring that the 2026 WNBA champion will be crowned on USA Network if the Finals series does not end in a sweep.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT DOUBLEHEADERS AND NOTABLE GAMES:

The core of the WNBA on USA Network schedule consists of Wednesday night doubleheaders throughout the season. These doubleheaders will commence on Wednesday, May 13, featuring the Las Vegas Aces visiting the Connecticut Sun at 8:00 PM ET, followed by Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever taking on the Los Angeles Sparks at 10:30 PM ET.

The Fever, along with Clark — who has earned All-Star honors in both of her WNBA seasons and was named the 2024 Rookie of the Year — will appear on USA Network at least nine times this season. The Fever has also re-signed guard Sophie Cunningham, who will serve as an Athlete Contributor for USA Sports’ WNBA coverage this year.

In the second week of USA Network’s Wednesday night doubleheaders on May 20, the Portland Fire will visit the Indiana Fever at 7:00 PM ET, followed by the Chicago Sky hosting the Dallas Wings at 9:00 PM ET, with 2025 Rookie of the Year Paige Bueckers and 2026 No. 1 pick Azzi Fudd.

The first month of Wednesday night doubleheaders will conclude on May 27 with the New York Liberty, featuring Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart, hosting Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury — who reached the WNBA Finals last season— at 7:00 PM ET. Following that matchup, newly acquired Angel Reese, Allisha Gray, and the Atlanta Dream will visit No. 2 overall pick Olivia Miles and the Minnesota Lynx at 9:00 PM ET.

Noteworthy matchups scheduled throughout the season include:

- Wed., June 17 (10:00 PM ET): Aces vs. Mercury in a 2025 WNBA Finals Rematch

- Tues., June 23 (10:00 PM ET): Liberty vs. Aces

- Wed., July 8 (10:00 PM ET): Fever vs. Sparks

- Mon., July 13 (7:00 PM ET): Dream vs. Sparks

- Mon., August 10 (10:00 PM ET): Sky vs. Storm, featuring seven-time All-Star Skylar Diggins facing her former team

PUSH FOR THE PLAYOFFS:

After a break for the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup from September 4-13, USA Network will showcase a series of crucial matchups during the final days of the season, with nine games scheduled from September 17-24 as teams intensify their efforts for the 2026 WNBA Playoffs presented by Google Pixel.

During this period, the Aces, Storm, and Wings will each appear on USA Network three times, while the Mercury will feature twice.

On Wednesday, September 23, USA Network will air a doubleheader featuring Atlanta vs. New York at 8:00 PM ET and Dallas vs. Seattle at 10:00 PM ET, marking the final regular-season games for all four teams. On the last day of the regular season, Thursday, September 24, USA Network will provide live coverage of another doubleheader, showcasing Indiana vs. Minnesota at 8:00 PM ET and Las Vegas vs. Phoenix at 10:00 PM ET.

GAME AND STUDIO COMMENTATORS:

The WNBA broadcasting team on USA Network comprises esteemed play-by-play announcers, analysts, hosts, and reporters. The game commentary team includes Kate Scott, Meghan McPeak, and Carlan Gay as play-by-play callers. Analysts Sarah Kustok, Tamika Catchings, Amy Audibert, Lea B. Olsen, and Edona Thaqi will provide insights. Additionally, courtside reporters Paris Lawson and Edona Thaqi will cover the action, joined by Terrika Foster-Brasby, a respected women’s basketball journalist with over a decade of experience, who will serve as a courtside reporter for the season.

Throughout the season, USA Sports will provide comprehensive pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage of the WNBA. Sports Emmy® Award-winning host Elle Duncan will lead the studio coverage, accompanied by two-time WNBA champion Renee Montgomery and recently inducted Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Chamique Holdsclaw. Lawson, Audibert, and Thaqi will also contribute to the studio coverage throughout the year, and Fever guard Sophie Cunningham will make appearances on select studio shows as an athlete contributor.

Last year, USA Sports and the WNBA established an 11-year media rights agreement, allowing USA Network to broadcast WNBA games—including regular-season games, portions of the Playoffs, and WNBA Finals in select years—starting with the 2026 season.

Under this multi-year agreement, which extends through 2036, USA Sports will present at least 50 WNBA games annually on USA Network, including coverage of the WNBA Playoffs and WNBA Finals in select years, starting this season.

‹‹ Note: CNBC will simulcast select USA Network WNBA games this year, starting with the June 17 Aces-Mercury contest. ››

The following is the complete 2026 WNBA on USA Network schedule (Subject to Change):

• WNBA on USA: 2026 WNBA Regular Season Broadcast Schedule | All Times ET and Subject to Change

|| ● Sunday, May 10:

. Aces at Sparks - USA, 6:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sarah Kustok, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, May 13 (Doubleheader):

. Aces at Sun - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Edona Thaqi

. Fever at Sparks - USA, 10:30 PM ET - Kate Scott, Lea B. Olsen, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, May 20 (Doubleheader):

. Fire at Fever - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Tamika Catchings, Paris Lawson

. Wings at Sky - USA, 9:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen, Terrika Foster-Brasby

|| ● Wednesday, May 27 (Doubleheader):

. Mercury at Liberty - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Edona Thaqi, Paris Lawson

. Dream at Lynx - USA, 9:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen

|| ● Monday, June 1:

. 🏀 ㏄: Storm at Wings - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert

|| ● Wednesday, June 3 (Doubleheader):

. 🏀 ㏄: Tempo at Liberty - USA, 7:30 PM ET - Kate Scott, Tamika Catchings, Terrika Foster-Brasby

. 🏀 ㏄: Mercury at Storm - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen, Paris Lawson

|| ● Monday, June 8:

. 🏀 ㏄: Storm at Aces - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Lea B. Olsen, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, June 10:

. 🏀 ㏄: Sparks at Storm - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Monday, June 15:

. 🏀 ㏄: Aces at Wings - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Amy Audibert, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Tuesday, June 16:

. 🏀 ㏄: Tempo at Fever - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Tamika Catchings, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, June 17 (Doubleheader):

. 🏀 ㏄: Liberty at Sky - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Lea B. Olsen, Terrika Foster-Brasby

. 🏀 ㏄: Aces at Mercury - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sarah Kustok, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Monday, June 22:

. Mercury at Fever - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Paris Lawson

|| ● Tuesday, June 23:

. Liberty at Aces - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Lea B. Olsen, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Wednesday, June 24 (Doubleheader):

. Mercury at Fever - USA, 7:30 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Tamika Catchings, Paris Lawson

. Dream at Valkyries - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Monday, July 6:

. Storm at Sparks - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Mary Murphy, Terrika Foster-Brasby

|| ● Wednesday, July 8 (Doubleheader):

. Lynx at Sun - USA, 7:30 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Edona Thaqi

. Fever at Sparks - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sarah Kustok, Terrika Foster-Brasby

|| ● Monday, July 13:

. Sparks at Dream - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Amy Audibert

|| ● Wednesday, July 15:

. Valkyries at Fever - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Tamika Catchings, Ruth Riley Hunter, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Monday, July 20:

. Lynx at Storm - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Wednesday, July 22 (Doubleheader):

. Sun at Fever - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sarah Kustok, Edona Thaqi

. Wings at Fire - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen

|| ● Wednesday, July 29 (Doubleheader):

. Dream at Wings - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Sheryl Swoopes, Terrika Foster-Brasby

. Valkyries at Mercury - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Lea B. Olsen, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Monday, August 3:

. Mercury at Sky - USA, 9:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Tamika Catchings, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, August 5 (Doubleheader):

. Storm at Liberty - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Terrika Foster-Brasby

. Sparks at Sky - USA/CNBC, 9:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sara Kustok, Paris Lawson

|| ● Monday, August 10:

. Sky at Storm - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Wednesday, August 12 (Doubleheader):

. Tempo at Wings - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Lea B. Olsen, Tina Thompson

. Sky at Valkyries - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert, Terrika Foster-Brasby

|| ● Wednesday, August 19:

. Lynx at Valkyries - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Edona Thaqi, Paris Lawson

|| ● Monday, August 24:

. Valkyries at Lynx - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Lea B. Olsen, Paris Lawson

|| ● Wednesday, August 26:

. Tempo at Storm - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Tamika Catchings

|| ● Thursday, September 17 (Doubleheader):

. Sparks at Wings - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Amy Audibert, Terrika Foster-Brasby

. Aces at Storm - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen

|| ● Sunday, September 20 (Doubleheader):

. Fire at Sparks - USA, 7:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Tamika Catchings, Edona Thaqi

. Storm at Aces - USA, 9:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Lea B. Olsen, Terrika Foster-Brasby

|| ● Monday, September 21:

. Wings at Mercury - USA, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Amy Audibert

|| ● Wednesday, September 23 (Doubleheader):

. Dream at Liberty - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Sarah Kustok, Paris Lawson

. Wings at Storm - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Meghan McPeak, Edona Thaqi

|| ● Thursday, September 24 (Doubleheader):

. Fever at Lynx - USA, 8:00 PM ET - Kate Scott, Tamika Catchings, Lea B. Olsen, Paris Lawson

. Aces at Mercury - USA/CNBC, 10:00 PM ET - Carlan Gay, Amy Audibert, Edona Thaqi

KEY:

㏄ - Commissioner’s Cup Games

|| 🛈 Sources: WNBA & Versant Press Room ||

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MLB on Fox: On Deck | San Diego Showdown: Jordan Walker and the St. Louis Cardinals are set to battle Manny Machado and the San Diego Padres during this week's edition of "Baseball Night in America" (or Mets-Diamondbacks in select markets) | Saturday, May 9, beginning at 7:00 PM ET/4:00 PM PT on Fox

San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado (#13) gets ready to make contact with an incoming pitch during a game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. (World Baseball Network)

| ⏵ Monday, May 4, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

• This week, Fox’s regular-season MLB coverage continues with three more matchups on Saturday, May 9 — Astros vs. Reds (FS1), Cardinals vs. Padres (Fox), and Mets vs. Diamondbacks (Fox).

• “Baseball Night in America” spotlights a pair of National League contests this Saturday with Cardinals-Padres and Mets-Diamondbacks. Coverage begins on Saturday, May 9, at 7:00 PM ET/4:00 PM PT on Fox.

• An intriguing interleague matchup starts off the day as Carlos Correa and the Houston Astros visit Elly De La Cruz and the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday, May 9, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1.

• Early-season National League contenders have an opportunity to prove how good they are in this Saturday showcase from San Diego as Jordan Walker and the St. Louis Cardinals take on Fernando Tatís Jr. and the San Diego Padres on Saturday, May 9, at 7:15 PM ET (4:15 PM PT) on Fox.

• Bo Bichette and the New York Mets continue their West Coast swing through Denver and Phoenix with this Saturday matchup with Geraldo Perdomo and the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday, May 9, at 7:15 PM ET (4:15 PM MST) on Fox.

Three-time MLB All-Star Fernando Tatís Jr. and the San Diego Padres (20-14), currently second in the National League West, host Victor Scott II and the St. Louis Cardinals (21-14) on Baseball Night in America this Saturday, May 9, at 7:15 PM ET (4:15 PM PT) on the Fox broadcast network, highlighting Fox Sports’ Major League Baseball coverage for this week.

MLB on FS1: Astros vs. Reds — Saturday, 4:00 PM ET (FS1):

On Saturday, May 9, Fox Sports will air a nationally televised MLB game on FS1.

Brice Matthews and the Houston Astros (14-22) take on Elly De La Cruz and the Cincinnati Reds (20-15) on Saturday, May 9, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1. Connor Onion (play-by-play) and Tom Verducci (analyst) will provide commentary for Astros-Reds.

Right now, the Astros are fourth in the American League West. The Astros were crushed by the Dodgers, 8-3, in the opener of a three-game series between the clubs that played in the 2017 World Series on Monday evening in Houston. Astros DH Yordan Alvarez possesses a big bat, hitting 12 home runs so far on the season (3rd in the American League). Cincinnati, on the other hand, is currently on a losing streak with Monday’s 5-4 loss to the Cubs marking the team’s fourth consecutive defeat. The Reds trail the Cubs by three games for first place in the National League Central. Cincinnati’s offensive attack in 2026 includes rising star shortstop Elly De La Cruz, who has scored 27 runs on his own accord entering this week’s play.

Baseball Night in America: Cardinals vs. Padres or Mets vs. Diamondbacks — Saturday, 7:00 PM ET (Fox):

Baseball Night in America, Fox Sports’ marquee weekly MLB primetime series, continues this Saturday, May 9, with regional coverage of two National League matchups, beginning at 7:00 PM ET/4:00 PM PT on Fox. Check your local listings or the bottom of this article for further details about which game you will be getting on your local Fox station.

This week’s BNIA game selections include the Cardinals at the Padres from PETCO Park in San Diego, California, and the Mets at the Diamondbacks from Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.

Three-time MLB All-Star Fernando Tatís Jr. and the San Diego Padres, who hold a record of 20-14 and currently sit in second place in the National League West, will host Victor Scott II and the St. Louis Cardinals, boasting a record of 21-14, this Saturday, May 9, at 7:15 PM ET (4:15 PM PT) on the Fox broadcast network. Fox Sports’ and current primary Padres television announcer Don Orsillo (play-by-play) and Eric Karros (analyst) will call Cardinals-Padres from PETCO Park in San Diego, California.

The Cardinals have played good baseball over their last 10 games, going 7-3 in that stretch (including a series sweep over the Pirates and a series win over the Dodgers). St. Louis began this week on a winning note, defeating the Brewers 6-3 on Monday night at Busch Stadium, thanks to DH Ivan Herrera’s 3-RBI night. This Padres series is part of a seven-game road trip the Cardinals will be on, as they will visit the Athletics for three games after the San Diego series concludes. San Diego is struggling to find consistency following an underwhelming 2-4 homestand (with series losses against the Cubs and White Sox). The Padres dropped a close game to the Giants, 3-2, on Monday night, despite home runs from Ramón Laureano and Jackson Merrill. The Padres are only 1.5 GB behind the Dodgers for the top spot in the National League West.

Marcus Semien and the New York Mets (13-22) travel to the desert for this Saturday night game against Corbin Carroll and the Arizona Diamondbacks (16-17) on Saturday, May 9, at 7:15 PM ET (4:15 PM MST) on the Fox broadcast network. Fox Sports’ Adam Amin (play-by-play), 2005 World Series champion AJ Pierzynski (analyst), & Emmy-Award winning reporter Ken Rosenthal (field reporter) will call Mets-Diamondbacks from Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.

It has been a miserable start for the Mets in 2026, as the team is still trying to get its act together following a pitiful 12-game losing streak earlier this season. A team that was expected to contend for the National League East title now finds itself in the basement of the division. However, the Mets did start the week right, with a 4-2 win over the Rockies in Denver on Monday afternoon, thanks to Carson Benge’s third home run and Mark Vientos driving in two of the four runs. Home is where the heart is. For Gabriel Moreno and the slumping Diamondbacks (losers of four straight), maybe this week’s six-game homestand can allow them to cook at their home ballpark (where Arizona has gone 9-6 so far). The Diamondbacks were off Monday, after getting swept by the Cubs at Wrigley Field over the weekend. They will welcome the Pirates for a three-game series from Tuesday through Thursday, before the Mets series this weekend. 

For additional information about the 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule and 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule, please consult the links displayed in the “Links Mentioned” section. Also, you can find the weekly 506 Sports Maps used to create these articles.

Links Mentioned 🔗:

. » 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fox-schedule.html

. » 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fs1-schedule.html 

. » 506 Sports Maps: https://506sports.com/mlb.php?yr=2026&wk=7

This week’s MLB regular season schedule for Fox and FS1, alongside regional splits for Saturday’s Fox primetime window, is located below ⤵:

• MLB on Fox: On Deck | MLB Broadcast Schedule & Regionalization (Fox | FS1) | Saturday, May 9, 2026 (All Times ET and Subject to Change)

⮞ 4:00 PM ET — FS1:

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|| ■ Houston Astros at Cincinnati Reds — Connor Onion, Tom Verducci — FS1

- ⏵ Distribution: National

- ⏵ 100% of Markets Include: ALL

⮞ 7:00 PM ET — Fox:

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|| ■ St. Louis Cardinals at San Diego Padres — Don Orsillo, Eric Karros — Fox (regional)

- ⏵ Distribution: Primary (Most Stations)

- ⏵ 88% of Markets Include: Albuquerque, Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Birmingham, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas, Dayton, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Fort Myers, Fresno, Grand Rapids, Green Bay, Greensboro, Greenville, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Lexington, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Louisville, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, Norfolk, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Portland, Providence, Raleigh, Richmond, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, Scranton, Seattle, Spokane, St. Louis, Tampa, Tulsa, Washington D.C., West Palm Beach

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|| ■ New York Mets at Arizona Diamondbacks — Adam Amin, AJ Pierzynski, Ken Rosenthal — Fox (regional)

- ⏵ Distribution: Regional (Select Markets)

- ⏵ 12% of Markets Include: Albany, Buffalo, Hartford, New York City, Phoenix, Tucson

⮞ UPDATES:

. Scranton, PA: STL-SD to NYM-ARI (Fri.) — 0.470%

- 🞹 Note: This week’s MLB schedule and announcing assignments on Fox and FS1 are subject to change without notice.

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net & 506 Sports ||

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MLB on Fox: On Deck | National League Foes Clash in St. Louis: Kyle Tucker and the Los Angeles Dodgers travel to St. Louis for a matchup against Victor Scott II and the St. Louis Cardinals (or Rangers-Tigers in Select Markets) | Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox

Los Angeles Dodgers left fielder Teoscar Hernández (#37) screams during the 2025 World Series presented by Capital One. (LA Times)

| ⏵ Tuesday, April 28, 2026

🟆 Highlights:

• The 2026 MLB regular season calendar flips to May this weekend as Fox Sports presents a “Fox Saturday Baseball” doubleheader this Saturday, May 2.

• Live MLB games on the Fox Sports’ family of networks this weekend include Reds vs. Pirates (FS1), Dodgers vs. Cardinals (Fox regional) & Rangers vs. Tigers (Fox regional).

• A National League Central rivalry gets the ball rolling on Saturday’s MLB on Fox coverage as Elly De La Cruz and the National League Central-leading Cincinnati Reds battle Ryan O’Hearn and the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday, May 2, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1.

• Early-season National League contenders meet under the Busch Stadium lights as Teoscar Hernández and the defending two-time champion Los Angeles Dodgers play Nolan Gorman and the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox.

• Corey Seager and the Texas Rangers provide the opposition in this American League showdown vs. Riley Greene and the Detroit Tigers on Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox.

Clubs in contention over in the National League square off this weekend as Freddie Freeman and the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers tussle with rookie standout JJ Wetherholt and the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday, May 2, at 7:15 PM ET (6:15 PM CT) on Fox, highlighting this week’s Major League Baseball coverage on the Fox Sports family of networks. A grand total of three games will be carried, with two of them being shown to viewers across the country (Reds-Pirates on FS1 at 4:00 PM ET, followed by either Dodgers-Cardinals or Rangers-Tigers on Fox at 7:00 PM ET).

Reds vs. Pirates — Saturday at 4:00 PM ET on FS1:

FS1 steps up to the plate with a Saturday afternoon presentation of National League Central division opponents, as Dane Myers and the NL Central-leading Cincinnati Reds head on the road for a divisional matchup against rising rookie Konnor Griffin and the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday, May 2, at 4:00 PM ET on FS1. Fox Sports’ Eric Collins (play-by-play) and Tom Verducci (analyst) will call Reds-Pirates.

Previously, the Pirates took two of three in a three-game series against the Reds from March 30-April 1, outscoring Cincinnati 16-8 in those two victories. The Reds lead the NL Central with a 19-10 record. The Pirates, however, are 3.5 GB at 16-14. For the first time in over a decade, both the Reds and Pirates are contenders at the same time. In 2013, the Reds and Pirates both qualified for the playoffs as Wild Card teams and famously met in the Wild Card game (which Pittsburgh went on to win). 

Reds rookie first baseman Sal Stewart is impressing plenty of people during his brief time in the Majors. Entering this week, he has belted nine home runs, driven in 29 runs (which leads the league), and has produced an outstanding .291/.385/.602 slash line.

“Baseball Night in America”: Dodgers vs. Cardinals or Rangers vs. Tigers — Saturday at 7:00 PM ET on Fox:

Prime Time Baseball airs on the Fox broadcast network on Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET. This week, Fox plans to regionalize two matchups across the country (check your local listings or the bottom of this article for additional information). The game choices for this week’s “Baseball Night in America” include Dodgers vs. Cardinals or Rangers vs. Tigers.

Two-time World Series champion Shohei Ohtani and the two-time reigning World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers participate in National League action against Iván Herrera and the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox. Fox Sports’ Joe Davis (play-by-play), Hall of Famer John Smoltz (analyst), & Emmy Award winner Ken Rosenthal (reporter) will call Dodgers-Cardinals from Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Dodgers & Cardinals will be meeting for the first time this season with this three-game series this weekend. Last year, the Cardinals took four of six from the Dodgers, including a series victory in early June at Busch Stadium (the site for this Saturday’s matchup). The two-time defending champion Dodgers face a St. Louis team trying to get back in National League playoff contention. St. Louis has missed the postseason in each of the past three years (their last playoff appearance was back in the 2022 season).

Despite missing their star shortstop Mookie Betts due to an oblique injury, the Dodgers are finding ways to fill the void en route to a tie for the second-best record in Major League Baseball (20-10; alongside NYY also 2010), only behind Ozzie Albies and the Atlanta Braves (21-9). Third baseman Max Muncy leads the Dodgers with nine home runs on the season. Center fielder Andy Pages has knocked in 25 runs so far (team-high).

American League action is on the docket as Brandon Nimmo and the Texas Rangers go up against Spencer Torkelson and the Detroit Tigers on Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM ET on Fox. Fox Sports’ Adam Amin (play-by-play), 2005 World Series champion AJ Pierzynski (analyst), & 2006 World Series champion Adam Wainwright (analyst) will call Rangers-Tigers from Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan.

The Rangers and Tigers compete against each other for the first time in 2026. Last year, the Rangers won the season series vs. the Tigers, 4-2. And now, the two clubs meet for the first time this year, with both teams in tight divisional races at this juncture of the season. The Tigers are barely holding on to first place in the AL Central, with the Guardians close on their heels. As for the Rangers, they are 1.5 GB behind the Athletics for first place in the American League West.

Can the Tigers finally claim an AL Central division crown? Detroit has not won the AL Central since 2014, despite making the playoffs the past two seasons as a Wild Card team. With an entertaining rookie in Kevin McGonigle, veterans Gleyber Torres and Javier Báez, and a seasoned manager in A.J. Hinch, among others, the Tigers seem primed to finally take the top seat in the American League Central in 2026.

For additional information about the 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule and 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule, please consult the links displayed in the “Links Mentioned” section. Also, you can find the weekly 506 Sports Maps used to create these articles.

Links Mentioned 🔗:

. » 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fox-schedule.html

. » 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fs1-schedule.html 

. » 506 Sports Maps: https://506sports.com/mlb.php?yr=2026&wk=6

This week’s MLB regular season schedule for Fox and FS1, alongside regional splits for Saturday’s Fox primetime window, is located below ⤵:

• MLB on Fox: On Deck | MLB Regular Season Broadcast Schedule & Regionalization (Fox & FS1) | Saturday, May 2, 2026 [All Times ET and Subject to Change]

⮞ 4:00 PM ET - FS1:

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|| ■ Cincinnati Reds at Pittsburgh Pirates — Eric Collins, Tom Verducci — FS1

- ⏵ Distribution: National (All Markets)

- ⏵ 100% of Markets Include: ALL

⮞ 7:00 PM ET - Fox:

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|| ■ Los Angeles Dodgers at St. Louis Cardinals — Joe Davis, John Smoltz, Ken Rosenthal — Fox

- ⏵ Distribution: Primary (Most Stations) | including 🔴 Alaska & 🔴 Hawaii

- ⏵ 85% of Markets Include: Albany, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Baltimore, Birmingham, Boston, Buffalo, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Denver, Des Moines, Fort Myers, Fresno, Green Bay, Greensboro, Greenville, Hartford, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Lexington, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Louisville, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, New York City, Norfolk, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Portland, Providence, Raleigh, Richmond, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Scranton, Seattle, Spokane, St. Louis, Tampa, Tucson, Tulsa, Washington D.C., West Palm Beach

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|| ■ Texas Rangers at Detroit Tigers — Adam Amin, AJ Pierzynski, Adam Wainwright — Fox

- ⏵ Distribution: Regional (Select Markets)

- ⏵ 15% of Markets Include: Austin, Cleveland, Dallas, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Houston, San Antonio

⮞ UPDATES:

None

- 🞹 Note: This week’s MLB schedule and announcing assignments on Fox and FS1 are subject to change without notice.

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net, 506 Sports & Fox Sports Press Pass ||

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