How to watch Detroit Tigers games live online without cable in 2026
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Detroit Tigers fans had to watch with annoyance as the Cleveland Guardians overtook their hometown club in the AL Central race — even though they got the last laugh. How are the Tigers looking as they head into the 2026 MLB season, and how can you watch the team’s games? Find out more details below!
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Detroit Tigers
How did the Detroit Tigers do in 2025?
The Tigers finished second in the AL Central in 2025, just one game behind the division-winning Guardians. They had an 87-75 record, and while fans bemoaned the regular season collapse that saw them lose the AL Central title, they enjoyed the revenge of defeating Cleveland in the Wild Card round.
Advancing to the Division Series, the Tigers took the Seattle Mariners to the brink of elimination in a 15-inning, five-hour marathon. The Mariners eventually knocked in the winning run to advance to the Championship Series, ending the Tigers’ season.
Did the Detroit Tigers have any key offseason acquisitions?
Justin Verlander may not have the star power he once did, but his return to the Tigers during the 2026 offseason to help the club win a ring will cement him as a hometown hero if his aspirations come true. The addition of Framber Valdez will give the Tigers another ace lefty pitcher, and relievers Kyle Finnegan and Kenley Jansen should help the team’s bullpen.
What is the outlook for the 2026 Detroit Tigers?
With a rotation that features Valdez, Verlander, and the sensational Tarik Skubal, the Tigers are expected to be highly competitive for an AL Central title once again. As long as they can stave off the kind of collapse they experienced last year, the team’s fans have every reason to hope for a deep playoff run.
How to watch 2026 Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers games are broadcast on No Channels. To watch local games — both in and out of market — you’ll need a subscription to No Services.
Nationally televised games may appear on ESPN, Fox, FS1, or TBS. Additional MLB games will appear on Apple TV (Fridays) and Peacock (Sundays). Those games will be exclusive to those platforms and will not be available on any other service.
