MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) — Local Milwaukee Brewers games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, making broadcasts available to in-market fans on cable and satellite television as well as through MLB’s direct-to-consumer streaming platform.
The new arrangement, announced Monday, gives fans multiple ways to watch Brewers games both on traditional television and via digital streaming.
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“Moving to MLB’s platform marks an exciting evolution for how our fans experience Brewers baseball away from the ballpark,” said Rick Schlesinger, the Brewers’ president of business operations. “In addition to wide linear broadcast distribution on cable and satellite throughout the Brewers home television territory, MLB has built one of the most successful and reliable streaming ecosystems in all sports.”
Fans within the Brewers’ home television markets will be able to watch games on cable and satellite providers or stream them live through MLB.TV. Information on specific cable and satellite providers, including channel locations, will be announced at a later date.
Brewers-specific streaming subscriptions will be available for purchase through MLB.com and the MLB App when packages go on sale in February.
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The Brewers join several other MLB clubs that have transitioned to MLB-produced local broadcasts in recent seasons. Those productions have featured national-level enhancements, including drone footage, Wire Cam, RF cameras with cinematic depth-of-field, and umpire-mounted cameras. MLB has earned multiple Sports Emmy Awards for both local and national game productions.
All 162 Brewers games during the 2026 season will be available either through local distribution or Major League Baseball’s national broadcast partners. The Brewers will also sell in-game commercial inventory across both television and streaming platforms.
