How to Watch MLB Today – Dodgers vs Mets, Mariners vs Rangers, Padres vs Marlins

It’s a busy Saturday in the majors – fifteen games across the country, and three of them are getting prime‑time exposure on national television. If you’re wondering where to tune in, here’s a quick‑and‑dirty rundown of the match‑ups, the channels, and the ways you can stream them without missing a pitch.

First up, the National League’s powerhouses. The Los Angeles Dodgers, perched near the top of the NL West, travel east to face the New York Mets. Kick‑off is set for 7:15 p.m. Eastern on FOX. Expect a late‑night crowd, a few fireworks and plenty of drama, especially with both clubs still chasing that elusive postseason spot.

In the same window, Fox will also carry the Seattle Mariners taking on the Texas Rangers. It’s a neat double‑header for anyone who can’t decide between coast‑to‑coast drama and a Texas showdown. Both games will be streamed live on Fox One – just sign up for a three‑day free trial and you’re good to go.

Meanwhile, the afternoon features a classic NL Wild‑Card battle: the San Diego Padres versus the Miami Marlins. The game starts at 4:10 p.m. ET on FS1, with the stream available on Fox One as well. The Padres sit just under .500 and need a win to stay afloat in the Wild‑Card race, while the Marlins have quietly pushed over the .500 mark and are looking to keep that momentum.

Pitching lineups matter, too. San Diego is likely to go with JP Sears (2‑3, 4.38 ERA) on the mound, whereas Miami will counter with a rotation that’s been solid lately. It’s the kind of detail that casual fans love to argue about on Twitter, so keep an eye on the starter announcements before game time.

How to watch?

• FOX (prime‑time games): Dodgers‑Mets and Mariners‑Rangers – both streamed on Fox One (free 3‑day trial).
• FS1 (afternoon wild‑card): Padres‑Marlins – also on Fox One.
• Streaming platforms: If you have a cable login, the Fox Sports app will carry both channels live. Otherwise, the Fox One app offers a short‑term free trial that covers all three games.

So whether you’re a die‑hard Dodgers fan, a Mets loyalist, a Rangers supporter, or just love a good Wild‑Card showdown, the options are there. Grab your snack, settle into the couch, and enjoy a full day of baseball – all without having to flip through endless channels.