How to watch Kansas City Royals games live online without cable in 2026
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The Kansas City Royals are hoping that the 2025 season was a step toward something better. The team finished third in the AL Central, and while they were able to secure a winning record, their aspirations for 2026 are undoubtedly greater. Find out how to stream the Kansas City Royals, and learn more about their prospects for the year below!
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Kansas City Royals season
How did the Kansas City Royals do in 2025?
The Royals finished the 2025 season at 82-80. They hung around .500 all year, but weren’t able to muster any kind of late-season surge to force their way into the playoff picture. No MLB team angles for mediocrity, and the Royals will obviously be aiming higher going forward.
Did the Kansas City Royals have any major offseason additions?
Emphasis on bullpen depth was clear from the Royals front office this offseason, as the team added relief pitcher Matt Strahm in a trade with the Philadelphia Phillies, and also brought in Alex Lange and Nick Mears.
The team has also added outfielders Lane Thomas and Isaac Collins, and veteran Starling Marte is joining the club as well.
What’s the 2026 outlook for the Kansas City Royals?
Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. is an MVP-caliber player for the Royals, and they have aspirations to do better than a barely .500 record this season. They figure to be in the Wild Card picture at least, and if their young talent coalesces faster than anticipated, they could go even further.
How to watch Kansas City Royals games in 2026
Kansas City Royals 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.
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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.

