MLB schedule — Tuesday, May 26, 2026
15 games. Every game from this slate with its final score, plus the starters and ballparks. Walk the season in either direction — the model's read on each game lives on the Game Predictions board. Live scores → · Game predictions →
WSHWashington Nationals6
CLECleveland Guardians3Cade Cavalli (R, 3.58) vs Joey Cantillo (L, 3.74)FinalOriole Park at Camden Yards
TBTampa Bay Rays1
BALBaltimore Orioles6Griffin Jax (R, 3.89) vs Shane Baz (R, 4.13)FinalComerica Park
LAALos Angeles Angels10
DETDetroit Tigers6Jack Kochanowicz (R, 6.19) vs Keider Montero (R, 3.14)FinalPNC Park
CHCChicago Cubs1
PITPittsburgh Pirates12Jordan Wicks (L, 10.45) vs Mitch Keller (R, 4.90)FinalFenway Park
ATLAtlanta Braves7
BOSBoston Red Sox6Spencer Strider (R, 5.31) vs Ranger Suarez (L, 3.15)FinalRogers Centre
MIAMiami Marlins1
TORToronto Blue Jays8Sandy Alcantara (R, 4.01) vs Braydon Fisher (R, 3.73)FinalCiti Field
CINCincinnati Reds7
NYMNew York Mets2Chase Burns (R, 2.42) vs David Peterson (L, 5.97)FinalRate Field
MINMinnesota Twins5
CWSChicago White Sox3Joe Ryan (R, 3.38) vs Sean Burke (R, 3.21)FinalKauffman Stadium
NYYNew York Yankees15
KCKansas City Royals1Cam Schlittler (R, 2.19) vs Bailey Falter (L, 13.97)FinalAmerican Family Field
STLSt. Louis Cardinals0
MILMilwaukee Brewers6Michael McGreevy (R, 2.92) vs Kyle Harrison (L, 3.01)FinalGlobe Life Field
HOUHouston Astros7
TEXTexas Rangers10Jason Alexander (R, 9.33) vs Jack Leiter (R, 5.29)FinalPetco Park
PHIPhiladelphia Phillies4
SDSan Diego Padres3Aaron Nola (R, 5.82) vs Randy Vásquez (R, 4.72)FinalSutter Health Park
SEASeattle Mariners4
ATHAthletics1Emerson Hancock (R, 3.16) vs Gage Jump (L, 4.42)FinalOracle Park
AZArizona Diamondbacks7
SFSan Francisco Giants5Eduardo Rodriguez (L, 2.62) vs Tyler Mahle (R, 5.31)FinalUNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium
COLColorado Rockies6
LADLos Angeles Dodgers15Kyle Freeland (L, 7.28) vs Eric Lauer (L, 4.83)MLB schedule — FAQ
What time do MLB games start today?
Every game on the board shows its first pitch time in Eastern Time, straight from MLB's official schedule. Doubleheaders are tagged DH, and postponements flip to PPD as soon as MLB updates the game.
Where do the win percentages come from?
From our model, not the sportsbook. It projects each club's runs from its lineup, the opposing starter and bullpen, park, and weather, then converts those runs into a win probability. Numbers post each morning for that day's games and are graded in the open on the Game Predictions board.
Are the probable pitchers confirmed?
Probables come from MLB's official feed as clubs announce them. Same-day games usually have both starters listed; games further out show TBD until the club announces. A starter's season ERA rides along once we have it.
How far ahead does the schedule go?
The whole season — every remaining regular-season date, plus the postseason once matchups are set. Past dates keep their final scores, so you can walk the season in either direction.