Chicago Cubs

Where to watch the Cubs in Chicago and out of market, every channel and every night.

Home venueWrigley Field
LocationChicago, IL
LeagueMLB
DivisionNL Central
Opened1914

How to Watch

The 2026 Chicago Cubs turn up on national TV 11 times — FOX, FS1, TBS, and Apple TV+. Nearly every other game is on Marquee Sports Network, the Cubs' regional network, available in market on cable or through Marquee's streaming option.

Chicago Cubs @
Cincinnati Reds
Next gameSep 19 · 6:40 PM ET

Common questions

What TV channel is the Cubs game on today?
The Chicago Cubs visit the Cincinnati Reds tomorrow, September 19, at 6:40 PM ET on Marquee Sports Network, streaming on Marquee Sports Network+, REDS.TV, and MLB.TV. For the rest of the season, the How to Watch section above breaks down every channel and service that carries Chicago Cubs games.
How can I watch the Cubs without cable in Chicago?
Marquee Sports Network offers an in-market streaming option that carries the local Cubs games without a cable subscription, alongside live-TV services that include the channel. The national games on FOX, NBC, and ABC are also free over the air with an antenna.
How do I watch the Cubs if I live outside Chicago?
Use MLB.TV. Marquee Sports Network is in-market only, so you cannot get it elsewhere, but MLB.TV carries every out-of-market Cubs game live with no blackout. Inside the Chicago market, MLB.TV blacks the Cubs out, so the two services cover opposite areas.
How do I know if I'm in the Chicago Cubs TV territory?
If you live in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, or Wisconsin, you're probably inside it — that's where Marquee Sports Network 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.
Chicago Cubs TV territory map
What time do the Cubs play?
Many Cubs home games are day games around 1:20 PM CT, with night games around 6:40 PM CT and road games shifting by time zone. See the schedule above for the next game's exact first pitch.