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See exactly which games you can watch on YouTube TV, ESPN+, Hulu Live, and 20+ other services — all personalized to your subscriptions.
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Where to Watch
Live sports in 2026 are split across dozens of networks, cable packages, and streaming apps. Here's the quick guide — then check tonight's full schedule for exactly what's on your plan.
Sunday afternoons: CBS, FOX (regional markets). Sunday night: NBC / Peacock. Monday night: ESPN / ABC. Thursday night: Amazon Prime Video.
NFL Network, Peacock, Prime Video, and NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube TV) carry out-of-market and exclusive games. See tonight's NFL schedule →
National broadcasts: ESPN, ABC, TNT, NBA TV. Local team games: regional sports networks like YES, MSG, NBC Sports RSN, Spectrum SportsNet, FanDuel Sports Network.
Out-of-market games are on NBA League Pass. fuboTV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV carry most national NBA games. See tonight's NBA schedule →
National: FOX, FS1, ESPN, TBS, MLB Network, Apple TV+ (Friday Night Baseball), Peacock (Sunday morning). Local: your team's RSN.
MLB.TV streams every out-of-market regular-season game. Blackout rules apply to in-market games. See tonight's MLB schedule →
National: ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, Max, ABC. Local: regional sports networks.
ESPN+ streams out-of-market games. NHL Network carries condensed games and classics. See tonight's NHL schedule →
Televised: USA Network, NBC, Telemundo, Universo. Everything else: Peacock, which streams every match.
No regional blackouts and no out-of-market package — the only question is which channel a match landed on, and whether your service still has USA Network. See today's Premier League schedule →
February–May: FOX, FS1. Late May–June: Prime Video. July: TNT. August–November: NBC, USA Network. Nearly every race also streams on HBO Max.
Four rights holders in one season — the most split-up package in American sport. See today's NASCAR schedule →
National: ION, USA Network, Prime Video, CBS, ESPN, ABC, NBA TV, CNBC, NBC. Local: your team's station or regional network.
Nine national homes, plus WNBA League Pass for out-of-market games. ION games are free over the air. See today's WNBA schedule →
Most rounds: Golf Channel. Weekend afternoons: CBS or NBC. Streaming: ESPN+, Peacock, Paramount+. LIV Golf: FOX, FS1, FS2.
A single round often starts on one channel and finishes on another. See today's golf schedule →
Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open: ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ESPN+. French Open: TNT, truTV, HBO Max. The tour in between: Tennis Channel. UFC: ESPN+ / ESPN+ PPV.
Three of the four majors are ESPN's; nearly everything else is Tennis Channel's. See today's tennis schedule →
FAQ
Open FindMySports (or check tonight's schedule), select the streaming services and cable packages you subscribe to, and every live and upcoming game will be tagged with the channel or streaming app that's carrying it.
NFL games are spread across CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN / ABC, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video (Thursday Night Football), Peacock, and NFL+. Out-of-market Sunday games require NFL Sunday Ticket (sold through YouTube TV).
National NBA games are on ESPN, ABC, TNT, and NBA TV. Local team games air on regional sports networks. Out-of-market games are on NBA League Pass.
MLB.TV streams every out-of-market regular-season game. National games air on FOX, FS1, ESPN, TBS, MLB Network, Apple TV+ (Friday Night Baseball), and Peacock (Sunday morning).
National NHL games are on ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, and Max. Out-of-market games stream on ESPN+.
College football and basketball air across ESPN, ABC, CBS, FOX, Big Ten Network, SEC Network, ACC Network, Peacock, and Paramount+. ESPN+ carries many conference-exclusive games.
Yes — FindMySports is free to download and use. We never charge you for streaming subscriptions; we just help you get the most out of the ones you already have.
Yes. Live scores, game status, and period-by-period updates for every league — NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, college football, college basketball, golf, tennis, MMA, and racing.
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