How to Watch MLB World Series 2026: Tampa Bay Rays vs. Milwaukee Brewers Online for Free

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With the MLB Playoffs over and done with, the top two teams from each league face off against each other in the 2026 World Series to compete to win the Commissioner’s Trophy. It’s no surprise that teams with the best record in the American League, Rays at (98-64), and National League, Brewers at (103-59), made it to the championship series this year.

The championship series begins, as the Tampa Bay Rays take on the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Game 1 starts at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on Friday, Oct. 23 on FOX. The Brewers have no field advantage because Milwaukee has the better record between the teams.

With the start of the World Series, it’s likely matches may features a few of celebrities in attendance to support their favorite teams, like Rays-fans John Cena, Dick Vitale, Titus O’Neil and others; and Brewers-fan Tom Brady, Eric Benét, Stephen Colbert, Allison Mahal and others.

How to Watch MLB World Series 2026 Live Online

The games broadcast on FOX throughout the World Series. And luckily, you don’t need cable to catch the action. A variety of services livestream postseason games, from DirecTV, Fubo, Sling TV and Hulu + Live TV.

At $59.99/month for the first month ($88.99/month), DirecTV’s Entertainment TV package includes FOX. The entry-level plan comes with more than 90 channels, unlimited cloud DVR, unlimited streams on your home network, up to three streams away from home, and an additional 90 free channels. Get DirecTV 5-day free trial here.

To access FOX, with a subscription to Blue — which goes for $54.99/month. The package gets you access to more than 40 cable channels, on-demand TV shows and movies, 50 hours of free DVR storage and up to three streams at the same time. Please note: Pricing and channel availability varies from location to location. Learn more about Sling TV here.

Fubo is the most comprehensive option for streaming live TV, providing access to every major cable channel including FOX. Their starter package, at $63.99 for the first month of service ($88.99/month afterward), includes 230 channels, a cloud DVR with unlimited space and a family share option that allows you to access Fubo on multiple screens at once at home and three screen at once away from your home.

On sale for $49.99 for the first month of service ($99.99/month afterward) Hulu + Live TV grants you access to FOX for 2026 MLB World Series. You’ll have access to more than 100 top live channels, in addition to Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN Select with unlimited DVR cloud storage. The service also lets you stream on three devices at home or on-the-go with up to two streams at once.

FOX has its own streaming service called FOX One, which features every network under the FOX umbrella, including FOX News, FOX Weather, FOX Nation, FOX Business, FOX Sports, FS2, Big Ten Network, FOX Deportes, FOX Network and your local FOX station. FOX One starts at $19.99/month ($199.99/year), or you can signup with the service as a channel add-on for Prime Video. In fact, go with Prime Video and get a three-day free trial just for signing up.

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Check out the full 2026 World Series schedule below: