MLB Games Today: Full Schedule, TV Channels, Start Times & More for May 23

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MLB Games Today: Full Schedule, TV Channels, Start Times & More for May 23

Originally posted on Total Pro Sports
By Cresswell McCoy | Last updated May 23, 2026 10:53 AM ET

May 23 will feature a full slate of MLB games, all set to take place at their respective stadiums. While all 30 teams will compete, there will be 16 games. That’s right. The St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds will have a doubleheader. Friday’s game was postponed due to the bad weather.

Some of the leading teams will compete against each other. The Rays will face the Yankees, while the Dodgers face the Brewers. Here’s a look at the full schedule along with the TV channel.

MLB Games Today: May 23 (TV Channels Only)

Games	Broadcast Networks
Cardinals vs. Reds	KMOV-4 / FanDuel Sports Network Ohio / FanDuel Sports Network Midwest
Rays vs. Yankees	YES Network / FanDuel Sports Network Sun
Astros vs. Cubs	Marquee Sports Network / Space City Home Network
Pirates vs. Blue Jays	Sportsnet / SportsNet Pittsburgh
White Sox vs. Giants	NBC Sports Bay Area / CHSN
Tigers vs. Orioles	MASN / FanDuel Sports Detroit
Guardians vs. Phillies	NBC Sports Philadelphia
Mariners vs. Royals	FS1 / ROOT Sports Northwest / FanDuel Sports Kansas City
Mets vs. Marlins	SNY / FanDuel Sports Florida
Nationals vs. Braves	FanDuel Sports Network South / MASN
Twins vs. Red Sox	NESN
Cardinals vs. Reds (Game 2)	FOX
Dodgers vs. Brewers	FOX / SportsNet LA / FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin
Athletics vs. Padres	NBC Sports California
Rangers vs. Angels	MLB Network
Rockies vs. Diamondbacks	MLB Network

The MLB games today will predict the outcomes of many crucial series. Fans can stream some of the games mentioned above live on FuboTV and the MLB app. Those who purchased tickets for the canceled Cardinals-Reds game can use them without an exchange.

There’s going to be a lot of home runs and great plays as this weekend holds some of the top teams battling to retain their position.

This article first appeared on Total Pro Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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