Watch Out-Of-Market MLB Games With MLB Extra Innings on DISH

Baseball fans who live in a different city than their favorite teams can still take themselves out to the ball games with MLB Extra Innings on DISH!

With MLB Extra Innings, fans can watch up to 90 out-of-market games every week. Whether you’re home or away, it doesn’t matter; with a subscription to MLB Extra Innings, you can access the MLB.TV app to watch every game on the go. Better still, MLB.TV includes highlights, analysis, condensed games, and more on-demand content. No matter if you’re a Nationals fan living on the west coast or a Dodgers fan in New York City, MLB Extra Innings gives you access to all of your favorite teams’ out-of-market games, whether they’re playing at home or on the road.

To watch the full season for $150, use the link to add MLB Extra Innings to your DISH package today! Not a DISH subscriber? Follow this link to find the best offer and subscribe to DISH today!

Here’s a brief look ahead at the 2026 MLB season.

When does the 2026 MLB season start?

The 2026 MLB season gets underway on Wednesday, March 25 when the New York Yankees visit the San Francisco Giants for the first-ever MLB game on Netflix. Max Fried is set to take the mound for the Yankees, while Logan Webb will start for the Giants. First pitch is set for 8:05pm ET. 

Two more nationally televised games are set for Thursday, March 26 on NBC. First up, 2025 Cy Young winner Paul Skenes begins the 2026 campaign as he and the Pittsburgh Pirates hit the road for a series against the World Series hopeful New York Mets (1:15pm ET). Then the defending back-to-back champion Los Angeles Dodgers will raise their banner at Dodgers stadium as they open their season against NL West rival Arizona Diamondbacks. That game is scheduled to begin at 8:30pm ET. 

For fans of other teams, MLB Extra Innings will be in free preview for all DISH subscribers from March 26 to April 2 so you can catch all of the out-of-market MLB action during opening week!

What are other key dates in the 2026 MLB season?

As part of America250 celebrations, this year’s All-Star festivities will take place at Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. The Home Run Derby is scheduled for Monday, July 13 at 8pm ET on Netflix with the 96th All-Star Game taking place a day later, at 8pm ET on Tuesday, July 14 on FOX. Two new events will make their debut this year: the All-Star Futures Game at noon on Sunday, July 12 on NBC will showcase "baseball’s top prospects and rising young stars as they take the field on a Major League stage." That will be followed by MLBx, a "fast-paced, 3-on-3 knockout baseball competition featuring teams of Phillies and MLB legends, AUSL stars, and celebrity talent."

The final day of the regular season is Sunday, Sept. 27, and while the playoff schedule has not been released, they’re expected to start on Tuesday, Sept. 29, with the World Series scheduled to begin on Oct. 23.

What are the World Series odds for the favorites?

As of this writing, the Los Angeles Dodgers are heavy favorites to repeat as World Series champions, according to DraftKings. The Dodgers are currently sitting at +230 to win their third straight World Series, with the Yankees next at +1000, followed by the Seattle Mariners at +1200, the Mets at +1300, and last year's runner-up Toronto Blue Jays at +1500. Here’s a look at the odds for the top contenders, per DraftKings:

Dodgers: +230

Yankees: +1000

Mariners: +1200

Mets: +1300

Blue Jays: +1500

Red Sox: +1600

Phillies: +1600

Cubs: +1800

Braves: +1800

Tigers: +2000

Orioles: +2200

Astros: +2500

Rangers: +3000

Brewers: +3500

Padres: +3500

Royals: +4000