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MLB Schedule for August 15: Broadcast Details and Playoff Implications

Four of the 15 scheduled games will air on FOX or FS1, with streaming available via FOX One.

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					MLB Schedule Today: How to Watch, TV, Streaming for Saturday's Slate
Fox Sports reports on the day’s slate featuring key matchups and streaming options

Major League Baseball has confirmed a 15-game schedule for Saturday, 15 August 2026, with significant broadcast coverage allocated to FOX and FS1 networks. According to Fox Sports, the day’s programming includes national and regionalised windows featuring high-profile matchups, all of which will be available for live and on-demand streaming via FOX One.

The national broadcast slate begins on FS1 with the Washington Nationals visiting the New York Mets. Washington enters the contest with a 60-64 record, while New York sits at 54-69, leaving both clubs below the .500 mark. The probable starting pitchers for this matchup are Brad Lord for the Nationals and Sean Manaea for the Mets.

A regionalised FOX window at 7:15 p.m. ET will feature one of three additional games, determined by the viewer’s local market. The options include the Boston Red Sox at the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Milwaukee Brewers at the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the Arizona Diamondbacks at the Atlanta Braves.

The Brewers, Dodgers, and Braves are noted for holding some of the strongest records in baseball, positioning them as key contenders. Boston is also above .500 and remains in the American League postseason chase, while Pittsburgh looks to gain ground following a difficult stretch. Arizona remains above .500 in a crowded National League race.

Probable starters for the regional games include Sonny Gray (Boston) against Jared Jones (Pittsburgh), Jacob Misiorowski (Milwaukee) against Justin Wrobleski (Los Angeles), and Eduardo Rodriguez (Arizona) against Grant Holmes (Atlanta).

The 2026 MLB playoff schedule has been formally announced, commencing on 29 September with the Wild Card Series and concluding with a potential World Series Game 7 on 31 October. Twelve teams will qualify for the postseason, with World Series games airing on FOX and streamable via FOX One.

Broadcast partners for the 2026 season include Major League Baseball, FOX, NBC, TBS, and FOX One. Matchups and start times for the postseason remain tentative pending the finalisation of regular-season standings.

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