How To Watch the 2026 Colorado Rockies Season

I’ve got the details on how to watch the Colorado Rockies on TV this 2026 MLB season. Whether you’re watching from home or on the go, our guide will outline the channels and TV services you need to watch every Rockies game this year.

Colorado is in the midst of a difficult period in its franchise. It’s been three straight seasons of 100+ losses. The team hasn’t made the playoffs in seven years. Its general manager resigned.

Postseason glory might not be in the cards, but fans can still expect plenty of exciting moments ahead that you won’t wanna miss. In this watch guide, I’ll walk you through everything from Rockies.TV subscriptions to national broadcast information.

So, let’s dive in and get ready for another year of baseball—no matter where you are.

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• Colorado Rockies channels
• Colorado Rockies TV schedule
• Watch Rockies Spring Training
• Best Colorado Rockies TV plans

Which channels have Colorado Rockies games?

You can watch locally televised Colorado Rockies games on Rockies.TV, the team’s in-market streaming option. Nationally televised MLB games air on FOX, FS1, ESPN, MLB Network, TBS, Apple TV, and Peacock. But don’t expect many Rockies games to be featured on those networks this season.

If you live in Colorado, a Rockies fan will benefit most from MLB.TV. With a Rockies.TV subscription for $99 for the season, you can watch all Rockies games without worrying about blackouts. You can also stream Rockies.TV with a Fubo,  DIRECTV, or ESPN Unlimited subscription.

If you don’t live in Colorado, MLB.TV’s Team Pass subscription for $130 or All Teams for $150 is your ticket to watching all of the Rockies out-of-market games.

If you don’t want to stream Rockies games, these TV providers have basically all the channels Rockies fans need:

• DIRECTV (satellite)
• Xfinity TV (cable)
• Spectrum TV (cable)

2026 Colorado Rockies TV schedule

The Colorado Rockies start the 2026 season with a three-game series against the Miami Marlins. The end of the season features 10 consecutive home games before closing it out with a three-game road series against the Chicago White Sox.

Check out the full Colorado Rockies schedule below. I’ll keep the schedule updated throughout the season in case any national broadcasts get added.

How to watch Colorado Rockies Spring Training games

Spring Training is the perfect time to catch the Colorado Rockies in action before the regular season begins. The team plays its home games at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, a unique facility built in partnership with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.

Rockies.TV will stream Spring Training games for free for those with an MLB.com account, with some matchups also airing live or on replay on MLB Network. Check out the team’s full preseason TV schedule below.

2026 Colorado Rockies Spring Training schedule

Data effective as of post date.

SS denotes split-squad games

Best TV plans for watching the Colorado Rockies

Luckily for Colorado Rockies fans, watching every game in 2026 might be less complicated compared to other MLB teams.

Simply put, local fans really only need Rockies.TV, which is available through multiple services. Because Colorado has limited national TV games this season, this is the best option for in-market fans who want to watch almost every game.

If you love the Rockies but don’t live in the area, a subscription to MLB.TV will do the trick if you’re into streaming. Otherwise, MLB EXTRA INNINGS is available through several cable and satellite TV providers.

• Best Live TV Plan – DIRECTV: I like this service particularly for in-market fans, as DIRECTV carries the dedicated Rockies channel (ch. 683). It also offers other local channels (like FOX and NBC), which allow fans to watch a lot of other baseball throughout the season.
• Best Standalone Subscription – Rockies.TV: This service will get Colorado die-hards the vast majority of games during the regular season. The downside is that they’ll miss out on any national TV games due to blackouts.

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