How to watch New York Mets games live online without cable in 2026
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the New York Mets are going all-in on 2026. After absorbing one of the most epic midseason collapses in recent memory in 2025, the Mets are determined to reach the postseason this year. Find out how to watch their season, and learn about their key additions below.
What you need to know about the 2026 New York Mets’ season
How did the New York Mets do in 2025?
For the first few months of the season, it appeared the Mets could do no wrong. They started 45-24, but finished the year 38-55. They missed the playoffs, largely thanks to being forced to use more than 40 pitchers throughout the course of the season, due to injuries. Despite the chaos, Francisco Lindor recorded 172 hits and recorded the third 30-30 season of his career.
Did the New York Mets have any key additions for 2026?
The Mets’ front office made some major changes to the team this offseason. Gone is Mets staple Pete Alonso, with Jeff McNeil and Brandon Nimmo also out the door. Infielders Bo Bichette and Marcus Semien, pitcher Freddy Peralta, outfielder Luis Robert Jr., and other players have helped to reload the Mets roster for another shot at the playoffs.
What’s the outlook for the New York Mets in 2026?
The Mets have plenty of star power, but a more balanced lineup plus a deeper pitching rotation will potentially help the team climb further than second place in the NL East this season. Being in the same division as the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves won’t do the Mets any favors, but they’ve got the pieces needed to compete.
How to watch 2026 New York Mets games
New York Mets games are broadcast on No Channels. To watch local games in-market, you’ll need to have No Services, or subscribe to SNY through MLB.TV. If you live outside of the local market, you can watch games with a subscription to MLB.TV live or on demand, as well as additional exclusive content.
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.

