Sunday Night Baseball Debuts on Peacock Tonight (7:20 p.m. ET)

It’s an exciting time for baseball fans as Sunday Night Baseball has found a new home for the 2026 season. Previously airing on ESPN since 1990, Sunday Night Baseball can now be caught on NBC. Specifically, you can stream all the Sunday night games on Peacock.

Additionally, most Sunday Night Baseball games will also be shown on NBCSN, NBC Sports’ cable network. This includes the upcoming matchup between the Cleveland Guardians and the Seattle Mariners this weekend.

Keep an eye on Guardians rookie Chase DeLauter, who has been making history by hitting a home run in each of the first three games of the season. This impressive feat has put him on the brink of setting a new record, especially considering he only made his regular-season debut last year.

NBC will also be showcasing a number of Sunday Night Baseball games throughout the season. The first game to be televised on NBC will be the face-off between the Guardians and the Braves on April 12. From May 31 until the end of the regular season, NBC will carry most of the Sunday Night Baseball games. But don’t worry, if you prefer streaming, you can always catch Sunday Night Baseball on Peacock. Just remember that you’ll need a Peacock subscription to tune in.

Get ready for an amazing viewing experience with Sunday Night Leadoff, hosted by Ahmed Fareed, as part of the pregame coverage. Plus, keep an eye out for big-name studio analysts like Clayton Kershaw, Joey Votto, and Anthony Rizzo for select games.

Bob Costas, a twenty-nine-time Emmy winner, will be hosting Sunday Night Baseball, with Jason Benetti on play-by-play duties. The color analysts will rotate, each with their unique connection to the teams in focus for that week. This week’s analysts are Guardians color commentator Rick Manning and Mariners broadcaster Ryan Rowland-Smith.

This week’s Sunday Night Baseball game is just the beginning of an exciting three-year partnership between NBC and MLB. Don’t miss a moment of the action, make sure you’re tuned in with Peacock.