The Los Angeles Dodgers games can primarily be watched on Spectrum SportsNet LA (SNLA), which airs most of their regular season games locally in Los Angeles. For playoff games and certain nationally broadcast games, networks like ESPN, Fox, TBS, and Apple TV carry the coverage. Additionally, streaming services such as Fubo (for specific games like recent Dodgers vs. Reds playoff series) and YouTube TV offer live streaming options that include channels broadcasting Dodgers games. To watch every Dodgers game legally, especially if in LA, subscribing to a cable package that includes SNLA is recommended. For postseason games, subscribing to TBS or streaming services like Sling or HBO Max is beneficial. The World Series air on Fox, which can be streamed on platforms like Hulu or Tubi. Monthly subscriptions for SNLA+ streaming are available through the MLB app. Summary of watching Dodgers games:
- Regular season: Spectrum SportsNet LA (SNLA)
- Playoffs: ESPN, TBS, Fox, depending on the game
- Streaming: Fubo, YouTube TV, Sling, MLB app SNLA+ subscription
- World Series: Fox, Hulu, Tubi
- Radio: Dodgers Radio AM570, KTMZ 1220, ESPN Radio also available
This setup requires multiple subscriptions for full coverage due to broadcast rights splitting between national and local channels.
