Written by Michael Bradburn at MLBDailyDish.com
Opening Day awaits. With three games tapped for Sunday and 12 more scheduled for Monday, the last thing you want to be doing is flipping through channels trying to find your game. And, if your game means all the games, we’ve got you covered.
If you also want a look at the projected lineup for not only your team, but the opposing team, we’ve got you covered there. Or the opposing pitching staff for the upcoming series? That too. For good measure, we’ve hooked you up with the one storyline for every team heading into the season too. In short, we got you fam.
Opening Night will actually begin during the day. With three must-see games on tap, the MLB wants to monopolize your entire Sunday this time around; not just the evening. Six teams will take the field in offsetting games so you can hopefully watch every pitch.
22 of the remaining teams are all scheduled for the following day: the official Opening Day of the 2016 season. Between Sunday and Monday, that means only a pair of teams will be waiting to play their first game: the Detroit Tigers and Miami Marlins. With games varying from very early afternoon to very late evening, make sure you file away your ‘dibs’ on the television early. I mean, what else is on on Mondays? Supergirl? PVR IT!
When is MLB Opening Day 2016?
Sunday, April 3rd
1:05pm ET: St. Louis Cardinals @ Pittsburgh Pirates
Adam Wainwright vs. Francisco Liriano
Where to watch: ESPN, FS-M (STL)
Where to listen: STL: CRM, KROX 1120; PIT: KDKA-FM 93.7
Where to stream: MLB.tv
4:05pm ET: Toronto Blue Jays @ Tampa Bay Rays
Marcus Stroman vs. Chris Archer
Where to watch: ESPN2, SNET (TOR), Sun Sports (TB)
Where to listen: TOR: SN590; TB: WAMA 1550, WDAE 620AM/95.3FM
Where to stream: MLB.tv
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