New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants, 2026 MLB Opening Day on Netflix—March 26 Live!

Netflix will stream live the 2026 MLB Opening Day matchup between the New York Yankees and the San Francisco Giants on Thursday, March 26 at 9:00 AM (Korea time) at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California, USA. All eyes are on this—especially because it’s Netflix’s first ever live MLB broadcast. In particular, the Opening Day matchup features the New York Yankees, where Aaron Judge—the captain of the U.S. national team at the World Baseball Classic (WBC)—plays, and the San Francisco Giants, where Lee Jung-hoo, the captain of South Korea’s national team, will face him directly, drawing intense attention from fans.

Netflix will partner with an MLB production group that has won multiple Emmy Awards, co-producing not only live game coverage but also pre-game and post-game programming. In particular, this Opening Day broadcast will be available in five languages: Korean, English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese. The Korean broadcast will be led by “The Closer,” Oh Seung-hwan, along with announcer Kim Myung-jung, who have recorded 549 career saves across Korea, the U.S., and Japan—delivering the electrifying energy of the ballpark. Joining them are MLB legends such as Barry Bonds, Albert Pujols, Anthony Rizzo, C.C. Sabathia, Hunter Pence, and Hasegawa Shigetoshi—whose names alone draw attention—taking part as part of the commentary team for Netflix’s first live MLB broadcast.

Last Saturday, Netflix introduced a brand-new live-content experience through 〈BTS Comeback Live: ARIRANG​〉 and sparked enthusiastic reactions from subscribers around the world. It also demonstrates new possibilities for the live-streaming genre beyond sports and events—from every weekly and premium WWE pro wrestling match to 〈​Skyscraper Live: Climbing the Super-High-Rise Building〉‌, as well as pro boxing heavyweight bouts featuring Jake Paul and Mike Tyson.

Meanwhile, starting with this Opening Day, Netflix has also teased an even bigger lineup. On July 13 (local time), it will livestream the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, and on August 13 (local time), it will stream MLB at Field of Dreams (Minnesota Twins vs. Philadelphia Phillies), returning after four years—raising expectations even further.