Every Game. Every Day.

NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, college football, college basketball — all in one place. Know when every game is on and where to watch it.

Major Leagues

🏈 NFL

Season: September – February
Games: Thursday, Sunday, Monday nights
Where: Fox, CBS, NBC, ESPN, Amazon Prime, NFL+
Key dates: Draft (April), Training Camp (July), Regular Season (Sept), Playoffs (Jan), Super Bowl (Feb)

🏀 NBA

Season: October – June
Games: Nightly during season
Where: ESPN, TNT, ABC, NBA League Pass
Key dates: All-Star Weekend (Feb), Playoffs (April), Finals (June), Draft (June)

⚾ MLB

Season: March – October
Games: Daily, 162-game season
Where: ESPN, Fox, TBS, MLB.TV, Apple TV+
Key dates: Opening Day (March), All-Star Game (July), Playoffs (Oct), World Series (Oct-Nov)

🏒 NHL

Season: October – June
Games: Nightly during season
Where: ESPN, TNT, NHL Center Ice
Key dates: Winter Classic (Jan), All-Star (Feb), Playoffs (April), Stanley Cup Finals (June)

⚽ MLS

Season: February – December
Games: Weekends primarily
Where: Apple TV (MLS Season Pass), Fox, FS1
Key dates: Opening Weekend (Feb), All-Star Game (July), MLS Cup Playoffs (Oct-Dec)

🏅 College Football

Season: August – January
Games: Saturdays (plus weeknight games)
Where: ESPN, ABC, Fox, CBS, SEC Network, Big Ten Network
Key dates: Rivalry Week (Nov), Conference Championships (Dec), CFP (Dec-Jan)

College Basketball & March Madness

🏀 NCAA Basketball

Season: November – April
Games: Daily during season
Where: ESPN, CBS, Fox, TBS, TNT, truTV
Key dates: Conference Tournaments (March), Selection Sunday, March Madness (March-April), Final Four, Championship Game

🌐 International Soccer

Premier League: Aug-May on NBC/Peacock
Champions League: Sept-June on Paramount+
La Liga: ESPN+
World Cup 2026: USA/Mexico/Canada
Olympics: Every 4 years

Where to Watch Sports

Cable & Broadcast

ESPN/ESPN2: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college
Fox/FS1: NFL, MLB, college, NASCAR, UFC
CBS: NFL, college basketball, golf
NBC: NFL Sunday Night, Premier League, Olympics
ABC: NBA Finals, college football, UFC

Streaming Services

ESPN+ ($11/mo): UFC, MLS, college, international
Peacock ($8/mo): Premier League, Sunday Night Football, Olympics
Amazon Prime ($15/mo): Thursday Night Football
Apple TV+ ($10/mo): MLS Season Pass, Friday MLB
Paramount+ ($6/mo): Champions League, NFL on CBS

League Packages

NFL+ ($7/mo): Live local/primetime on mobile
NBA League Pass ($15/mo): Out-of-market games
MLB.TV ($25/mo): Out-of-market games
NHL Center Ice ($25/mo): Out-of-market games
MLS Season Pass ($15/mo): Every MLS game on Apple TV

Live TV Streaming

YouTube TV ($73/mo): Best sports package, unlimited DVR
Hulu + Live TV ($77/mo): ESPN+, Disney+ included
FuboTV ($80/mo): Most sports channels of any service
Sling TV ($40/mo): Budget option, ESPN/Fox packages
DirecTV Stream ($80/mo): Regional sports networks

Sports Calendar — Key Dates

January

NFL Playoffs • NHL Winter Classic • College Football Championship • Australian Open (tennis)

February

Super Bowl • NBA All-Star Weekend • Daytona 500 • MLS Opening Weekend • NHL All-Star

March

March Madness begins • MLB Spring Training • Selection Sunday • Conference Tournaments

April

Final Four • MLB Opening Day • The Masters (golf) • NBA Playoffs begin • NFL Draft • NHL Playoffs begin

May

Kentucky Derby • NBA Conference Finals • NHL Conference Finals • French Open (tennis)

June

NBA Finals • Stanley Cup Finals • US Open (golf) • MLB Draft • NBA Draft • Wimbledon begins

July

MLB All-Star Game • Wimbledon • NFL Training Camps open • Tour de France • MLS All-Star

August

NFL Preseason • US Open (tennis) • College Football begins • Little League World Series

September

NFL Regular Season opens • College football full swing • MLB pennant races • Ryder Cup (odd years)

October

MLB Playoffs • World Series • NBA Regular Season opens • NHL Regular Season opens • MLS Playoffs

November

College Football Rivalry Week • MLS Cup • NFL midseason • Thanksgiving games (NFL)

December

College Football Bowls • Army-Navy Game • CFP begins • MLS Cup Final • NBA Christmas Games

Cord-Cutting Guide for Sports Fans

You don't need cable to watch sports anymore. Here's how to build your cord-cutting sports setup:

Step 1: Pick a Base

Start with YouTube TV ($73/mo) or Hulu + Live TV ($77/mo). Both include ESPN, Fox, CBS, NBC, and most regional sports networks. YouTube TV has unlimited DVR.

Step 2: Add League Passes

Add the specific league packages for your favorite sports. Most are $15-25/mo and only during the season. Cancel when the season ends.

Step 3: Get an Antenna

A $30 HD antenna gets you NBC, CBS, Fox, and ABC for free — that's NFL, college football, and more in full HD. No monthly cost.

Step 4: Use Free Options

Many league apps offer free highlights, scores, and select games. NFL+ mobile is $7/mo. Check your local library for sports streaming access.

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