How to watch the 2025 MLB League Championship Series

And then there were four.

That’s the number of teams left in Major League Baseball’s 2025 postseason. Tonight, the American League Championship Series (ALCS) begins between the Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays, while the Los Angeles Dodgers will take on the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday in the National League Championship Series (NLCS).

For fans looking to get in on the LCS action, there are several options to choose from. To start, think about it this way: FOX channels and streaming options will air the ALCS this year, while Turner Sports will air the NLCS.

As noted, Game 1 of the ALCS from the Rogers Center in Toronto airs tonight at 8:03 PM ET on FOX and FOX Deportes. Find your local FOX affiliate for DirectTV And Comcast at the links. You will find FOX Deportes, here.

ALCS Game 2 and, if necessary, Game 7 will be broadcast on FOX, FS1 and FOX Deportes.

In addition to ALCS coverage on FOX Deportes, the 2025 NLCS games will be broadcast in Spanish on the Univision networks, while Univision Radio will continue to provide live Spanish-language audio coverage throughout the postseason. The 2025 Postseason will be broadcast to 203 countries around the world by 44 media partners in 16 languages.

Game 1 of the NLCS between the Dodgers and Brewers is the nightcap after Game 2 of the ALCS on Monday. That game kicks off at 8:08 PM (ET)/7:08 PM (CT) in Milwaukee. As is the case for all NLCS games, they will be broadcast on TBS and simulcast on truTV and streamed on HBO Max.

There may be some possible flex scheduling based on how the ALCS plays out.

If the ALCS ends in a sweep, NLCS Game 4 will be moved to 8:08 PM (ET) instead of 8:38 PM (ET). If there is no ALCS Game 7, NLCS Game 6 will be moved to 8:08 PM (ET)/7:08 PM (CT).

ESPN Radio will also provide live national coverage of all 2025 MLB Postseason games. MLB Network will air extensive studio coverage throughout the Postseason via Emmy Award-winning MLB Tonight, Emmy-nominated MLB Central, MLB Now and Intentional Talk.

Below is the League Championship Series broadcast schedule (subject to change) as provided by Major League Baseball.