For the most part, the 2026 World Baseball Classic has gone off without a hitch. However, there is one issue baseball fans across the globe are confused about, and that's Tubi. Some WBC games aren't quite as easy to watch. While most games will be carried on FOX, FS1 or FS2, a select few will be broadcast exclusively on Tubi — something that most baseball fans have never even heard of, much less know how to find. Here's what fans need to know – including those trying to watch the Dominican Republic vs Venezuela on Wednesday night.
How to watch the World Baseball Classic on Tubi
Tubi is an over-the-top (i.e., internet-only) streaming service that's been owned by FOX since 2020. The good news is that watching WBC baseball on Tubi won't cost you a cent; heck, you won't even have to come up with yet another new user name and password. You can simply go to Tubi's website (tubitv.com), click on the "Live TV" tab and locate the game you want to watch.
And if you're on the go (or just don't feel like surfing the web), worry not. Every WBC game, even ones broadcast on Tubi, will be available to stream on the FOX One App. A subscription or a TV provider is required, but FOX is offering a 7-day free trial for new users.
Where to watch the Dominican Republic vs Venezuela
The Dominican Republic face Venezuela on Wednesday night in a game that will decide their pool. The Dominicans are heavy favorites, flaunting a lineup that includes Manny Machado, Fernando Tatis Jr., Juan Soto and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. However, Venezuela is no slouch, as Ronald Acuña Jr., Luis Arraez, the Contreras brothers and Salvador Perez can rake with the best of them.
The easiest way to watch this game is via the FOX One App. A subscription is required, but as mentioned above, fans can get a 7-day free trial if they are a new user.
World Baseball Classic broadcast schedule: Which games will be on Tubi?
So now you know how to watch the World Baseball Classic on Tubi. But which games will that apply to? Tubi will broadcast one game each day until the conclusion of pool play on Wednesday, March 11. From there, the knockout rounds (the quarterfinals, semifinals and final) will air on FOX, FS1 or FS2.
Below is the full remaining WBC schedule, complete with start times and channel information. (All times Eastern.)
Monday, March 9
6 a.m.: Korea vs. Australia, FS1
12 p.m.: Dominican Republic vs. Israel, FS1
12 p.m.: Colombia vs. Panama, FS2
1 p.m.: Brazil vs. Great Britain, Tubi
7 p.m.: Cuba vs. Puerto Rico, FS1
7 p.m.: Venezuela vs. Nicaragua, FS2
8 p.m.: Mexico vs. USA, FOX
Tuesday, March 10
6 a.m.: Czechia vs. Japan, FS1
7 p.m.: Israel vs. Netherlands, FOX Sports App
7 p.m.: Canada vs. Puerto Rico, Tubi
9 p.m.: Italy vs. USA, FS1
Wednesday, March 11
3 p.m.: Canada vs. Cuba, FS2
7 p.m.: Italy vs. Mexico, Tubi
8 p.m.: Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela, FS1
Friday, March 13
6:30 p.m.: Quarterfinal 1 (runner-up Pool C vs. winner Pool D), FS2
8 p.m.: Quarterfinal 2 (runner-up Pool A vs. winner Pool B), FOX
Saturday, March 14
3 p.m.: Quarterfinal 3 (runner-up Pool B vs. winner Pool A), FS1
9 p.m.: Quarterfinal 4 (runner-up Pool D vs. winner Pool C), FOX
Sunday, March 15
8 p.m.: Semifinal 1, FS1
Monday, March 16
8 p.m.: Semifinal 2, FS1
Tuesday, March 17
8 p.m.: Final, FOX