Monday's Full MLB Slate: Times, Channels, and Where to Watch
Baseball fans across the United States are gearing up for a packed Monday night, as Major League Baseball schedules twelve separate contests for August 31. The slate features a mix of division rivals and inter‑league matchups, each with its own broadcast footprint.
The night’s marquee national telecast arrives at 6:45 p.m. Eastern, when the Miami Marlins host the Washington Nationals on FS1. The game will be played at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., giving viewers a chance to see two of the NL’s perennial contenders square off under the lights.
Earlier in the evening, the San Francisco Giants meet the Atlanta Braves at 6:05 p.m. ET. The broadcast will split between BravesVision and the regional NBC Sports Bay Area, ensuring that local fans can follow the action live.
At 6:40 p.m. ET, the San Diego Padres take on the Cincinnati Reds. Coverage will be available on Reds.TV for Reds fans and Padres.TV for those rooting for the West Coast club, providing a direct feed for out‑of‑market viewers.
Later, at 9:38 p.m. ET, the New York Yankees face the Los Angeles Angels. The game will be carried locally on the YES Network for Yankees supporters and on Angels Baseball TV for Angels fans, while national audiences can still catch the contest on the same regional feeds.
Most of the remaining contests are anchored by regional sports networks, but MLB.TV offers a universal solution for fans who want to stream any game that falls outside their local market. The platform streams each of the twelve games live, preserving the original broadcast quality.
The schedule also highlights the venues that will host these matchups. The Marlins‑Nationals clash takes place at Nationals Park, a waterfront stadium in the nation’s capital, while the Yankees‑Angels showdown unfolds at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. Both parks are iconic settings that add to the night’s atmosphere.
With a full slate of games, a variety of broadcast partners, and streaming options for every market, Monday night promises a busy but satisfying evening for baseball enthusiasts nationwide.