Where to Watch: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, College Football and Soccer

TV rights changed a lot in 2025 and 2026. Here is where national games air in the United States. Local games are usually on regional channels or team apps. Schedules change, so check the listing for each game on our Scores page.

Last checked: November 14, 2026

NFL

Sunday afternoon: CBS and FOX (regional games).
Sunday Night Football: NBC and Peacock.
Monday Night Football: ESPN and ABC.
Thursday Night Football: Prime Video.
Out-of-market Sunday games: NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV.
Christmas games: Netflix.

NBA (2025-26 season)

National games are split between ESPN/ABC, NBC/Peacock and Prime Video under new 11-year deals that started in 2025-26.

Monday: Peacock.
Tuesday: NBC and Peacock.
Wednesday: ESPN.
Thursday: Prime Video.
Friday: Prime Video and ESPN.
Saturday: Prime Video and ABC.
Sunday: ABC in the afternoon, NBC and Peacock at night.
Out-of-market games: NBA League Pass, also sold through Prime Video.

MLB (2026 season)

FOX: Saturday games, the All-Star Game and the World Series.
NBC and Peacock: Sunday Night Baseball, Sunday Leadoff and the Wild Card Series.
Netflix: Opening Night, the Home Run Derby and the Field of Dreams Game.
ESPN: a midweek national game package, and MLB.TV for out-of-market games.
TBS: Tuesday games and part of the postseason.
Apple TV: Friday Night Baseball.

NHL

ESPN, ABC and ESPN+ (including the ESPN app).
TNT, truTV and HBO Max.
Out-of-market games: NHL.TV on ESPN+.

College football

ESPN and ABC, including the College Football Playoff.
FOX, CBS and NBC/Peacock for conference games.
Conference networks such as the Big Ten Network and SEC Network.

Soccer

MLS: Apple TV.
Premier League: NBC, USA Network and Peacock.
Champions League: CBS and Paramount+.

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