Cincinnati Reds

The Reds now have carriage agreements with both major Greater Cincinnati cable systems and an over-the-air partner. Here’s how to watch the Reds and other Major League Baseball games this season on streaming, cable and over-the-air.

Opening Day isn't officially a holiday in the Queen City, but many people treat it as such.

Joey Votto donated a Verdin clock on a pedestal, which has been installed outside Great American Ball Park.

Brantley is nicknamed the Cowboy, and pitched for the Reds from 1994 to 1997.

The regional cable system will add the new Reds TV channel the day before Opening Day.

Nine Monday night games will be broadcast on Fox 19, and sister Gray Media television stations in Dayton, Columbus, Toledo, Louisville, Lexington, Nashville, Knoxville, Evansville and other markets in seven states.

The national cable telecast comes as the Reds are still negotiating carriage deals with Spectrum and Altafiber and a local TV station to simulcast Opening Day.

The Reds-Guardians game at 3 p.m. Saturday in Arizona will be carried by the team’s new Reds.TV streaming service — but still no word on the announcers, area cable TV carriage and any pre- or post-game show changes.

Cincinnati and five other teams are leaving FanDuel Sports Network because of the financial insecurity of its parent, Main Street Sports.

Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee and Atlanta among nine teams that have canceled their contract with the FanDuel Sports Network for the 2026 season as Opening Day looms 11 weeks away.