How to watch MLB World Series 2026: free live streams for Rays vs Brewers

The 2026 MLB World Series promises an exciting matchup between the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers, two teams with a history of being the lowest spenders in Major League Baseball. Both clubs have already proven themselves as top contenders this season, with the Brewers finishing atop the NL with a franchise-record 103 wins and the Rays securing the AL East title.

As the only first-time winners of the Commissioner's Trophy in the series' history, the Rays and Brewers are set to face off in a thrilling series that kicks off on October 23 with Game 1 at Milwaukee's American Family Field.

For those looking to catch the action live, the entire tournament will be broadcast on FOX throughout the U.S. Those who have cut the cord can access the games through various over-the-top cable TV alternatives, such as Sling Blue, which includes FOX, FS1, FX, TNT, TruTV, and USA Network. Sling Blue starts at $46/month but offers a 50% discount on the first month.

The series will also be streamed live on Fox One, which costs $19.99/month after a 3-day free trial, and can be accessed via Fubo, YouTube TV, or Hulu + Live TV, all of which offer free trials for new subscribers.

For viewers in Canada, the 2026 World Series will be shown exclusively on Sportsnet, with subscriptions starting at CA$34.99/month, and Sportsnet Plus for Canadian viewers can be accessed through a reliable VPN like Surfshark. In the United Kingdom, the series will be available on yet to be determined platforms.