MLB playoffs 2017: What channel is FOX?

With the MLB playoff schedule set, now is the time to make sure you can watch them. Here’s what you need to know to watch the MLB playoff games on FOX and FS1.

The hunt for the 2017 World Series title has begun now that the 2017 MLB playoff bracket has been set. This year the American League games will be split between the MLB Network, FOX and FS1 while fans can catch all of the National League action on TBS. That means now is the time to make sure you know how to access the games on FOX and FS1.

Something important to note is that fans who subscribe to MLB.TV will be able to access the other channels (TBS, FOX and FS1) with their subscription. Fans should check with their cable providers for more details.

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The American League action begins on Tuesday, October 3 when the Minnesota Twins face off against the New York Yankees in a game broadcast on ESPN. Once the wild card winner has been determined, the first two games of the American League Division Series begin on Thursday, October 5 with the Boston Red Sox at the Houston Astros followed by the AL Wild Card Winner.

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Here is a list of ways to access FOX  and FS1 from some of the most popular cable subscribers:

FS1 Channel Finder: Click here to find FS1 in your area

Cable Subscribers: Can access FOX live from their computers via the FOX website using their subscriber login information

Comcast Xfinity: Subscribers can search for the FOX and FS1 channels in their local market here

DirectTV: FS1 is Channel 219 (HD)

The American League Championship Series will start Friday, October 13 and Game 1 of the 2017 World Series will begin Tuesday, October 24.