Where to watch the Red Sox in New England and out of market, every channel and every night.
·Fenway Park, Boston, MA·MLB · AL East
How to Watch
In 2026, 15 Boston Red Sox games land on national TV (FOX, ESPN, TBS, Apple TV+, and MLB Network); the rest are on NESN, the Red Sox' regional network, available in market on cable or through the NESN 360 streaming app.
All 162 Boston Red Sox games, mapped to the channel and streaming service that carries each. Enter your ZIP to calculate localized costs and viewing options.
Tap the services you have to see which games you can watch.
Most Boston Red Sox games air on NESN360, the team's regional broadcaster, with national games on ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, and FOX. For the rest of the season, the How to Watch section above breaks down every channel and service that carries Boston Red Sox games.
How can I watch the Red Sox without cable in New England?
NESN 360 is the network's streaming app and carries the local Red Sox games directly to in-market fans with no cable subscription required. The national games on FOX, NBC, and ABC are also free over the air with an antenna.
How do I watch the Red Sox if I live outside New England?
Use MLB.TV. NESN and NESN 360 are in-market only, so you cannot get them elsewhere, but MLB.TV carries every out-of-market Red Sox game live with no blackout. Inside the market, MLB.TV blacks the Red Sox out, so the two services cover opposite areas.
How do I know if I'm in the Boston Red Sox TV territory?
If you live in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont, you're probably inside it — that's where NESN360 carries the games and MLB.TV blacks them out, home or away. Territory lines follow ZIP codes, not state lines, so check your ZIP in the streaming calculator for the real answer.
What time do the Red Sox play?
Most Red Sox home games start around 7:10 PM ET, with day games near 1:35 PM ET and road games shifting by time zone. See the schedule above for the next game's exact first pitch.
