How to watch San Francisco Giants games live online without cable in 2026
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Perhaps no team’s fanbase was more disappointed with the end of last season relative to how it started than that of the San Francisco Giants. The team surged early in the 2025 campaign, but slumped as the year went along, even with the addition of third baseman Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox midseason. What’s on tap for the Giants this year? We’ll tell you more, including how to watch their games, below.
Everything you need to know about the 2026 San Francisco Giants’ season
How did the San Francisco Giants do in 2025?
The Giants finished 2025 81-81 — third in the NL West — as the club was unable to capitalize on their hot season start. Poor defensive efficiency hurt the team’s pitching staff, which gave up fewer home runs than any other last season. Wasted potential seemed to stare the Giants in the face at every turn, but there’s no sense lingering on the past for Giants fans!
Did the San Francisco Giants have any key additions in 2026?
The Giants have done their best to shore up their shaky defense from a year ago, adding Gold Glove-winning center fielder Harrison Bader on a two-year deal. Second baseman Luis Arráez will hopefully give the lineup a bit more pop, and starting pitcher Adrian Houser should help stabilize the team’s rotation.
How are the San Francisco Giants expected to do in 2026?
The San Francisco Giants could easily be a Wild Card contender if their trio of Willy Adames, Matt Chapman, and Rafael Devers play up to expectations. If not, the team could be looking at another frustrating might-have-been season that sees them contending for third place or worse in the NL West.
How to watch 2026 San Francisco Giants games
San Francisco Giants games are broadcast on No Channels. To watch local games in-market, you’ll need to have No Services, or subscribe to Giants.TV 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.

