Red Sox Opening Day and Season: How to Watch all Season Long

Boston Red Sox fans, the time has finally come! Opening Day is here, and the Red Sox are kicking off the 2026 season on the road in Cincinnati. If you can’t make it to the ballpark, no worries—we’ve got you covered on how to watch all the action, from today’s game to the entire season.

For those with cable, NESN is your go-to for most Red Sox games. It’s available through major providers like Xfinity, Verizon, DirecTV, Cox, and Spectrum, so you can catch all the games right from your living room. And don’t worry if you’re not in New England, national networks like ESPN, Fox, TBS, and NBC will also have Red Sox games throughout the year.

If you’ve cut the cord, there are still plenty of options for streaming Red Sox games. NESN 360 is perfect for New England fans, streaming live on smart TVs and mobile devices within the broadcast territory. And for those Friday night games, Apple TV+ has you covered with exclusive MLB coverage—no local blackouts, so you won’t miss a pitch.

Living outside of New England? MLB.TV has got you covered with live or on-demand out-of-market games, and for our international fans, it’s the perfect way to catch every Red Sox game from overseas. Plus, with Apple TV+ Friday Night Baseball available in 60 countries, you can enjoy two games every Friday night throughout the season.

With a roster stacked with talent, including Garrett Crochet on the mound and exciting newcomers, the Red Sox are poised for an exciting season. So whether you’re watching on cable, streaming through NESN 360, catching a game on Apple TV+, or tuning in from overseas, get ready for a thrilling season of baseball. Let’s go, Red Sox!