St. Louis Cardinals TV Channels: How to Watch in 2026

In-Depth Analysis

The Cardinals' broadcast landscape has shifted, with the end of the FanDuel Sports Network deal and the transition of TV rights by Major League Baseball. Here's how to navigate the options:

**Cable:**

Charter/Spectrum (Digital): Channel 362
Charter/Spectrum (Set-Top Box): Channel 233 (Channel 535 in Evansville, Indiana)
Comcast/Xfinity: Channel 1261
DirecTV: Channel 672
AT&T U-verse: Channels 1742 (HD) and 742 (SD)

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**Streaming:**

**Cardinals.TV:** For fans in the St. Louis market ($99.99/year).
**MLB.TV:** For out-of-market fans ($149.99/year).

**National Broadcasts:**

15 games will be exclusively broadcast on FOX (6), NBC/Peacock (4), Apple TV (2), ESPN (2), or ABC (1).

**Broadcast Team:**

Chip Caray and Brad Thompson return, with Dani Wexelman joining the team.
Jim Hayes will handle sideline reporting for home games.
Mark Sweeney and Stefan Caray will also be in the booth.
Al Hrabosky and Ricky Horton will provide pregame and postgame analysis.

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FAQ

- **Q: How can I watch Cardinals games on cable?

- **Q: What is Cardinals.TV?

- **Q: How can I watch out-of-market Cardinals games?

- **Q: Will any games be on national TV?

Takeaways

Fans have multiple options to watch Cardinals games in 2026, including cable, streaming, and national broadcasts.
The Cardinals.TV streaming service is ideal for local fans.
MLB.TV is the go-to option for out-of-market viewers.
Keep an eye on national listings for exclusive broadcasts.

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Sources

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