It’s the Miami Marlins versus the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre on May 26, 2026. Here’s how to watch live on TV.
- Time: 7:07 PM ET
- Location: Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
- Regional Coverage: MLB Miami Marlins
- Streaming: Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, Toronto Blue Jays – MLB.TV
- League Package: MLB Extra Innings®
How to Watch Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays on May 26, 2026
You can watch the Toronto Blue Jays take on the Miami Marlins live on MLB Miami Marlins, Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, Toronto Blue Jays – MLB.TV with DIRECTV on May 26, 2026 at 7:07 PM ET.
Miami Marlins (26-29) at Toronto Blue Jays (25-29) — Game Preview
The Miami Marlins (26-29) arrive at Rogers Centre to face the Toronto Blue Jays (25-29), with both clubs trying to gain ground in the standings. The starting matchup gives Toronto the stronger recent run-prevention profile, as Braydon Fisher enters at 2-1 with a 2.73 ERA, 1.01 WHIP and 31 strikeouts across 29.2 innings, while Miami counters with Sandy Alcantara, who is 3-3 with a 4.00 ERA, 48 strikeouts and a 1.28 WHIP over 69.2 innings. Fisher has been more efficient in a smaller workload, while Alcantara gives the Marlins a more established innings base.
Otto Lopez has been one of Miami’s most productive bats, hitting .332 with a .363 on-base percentage and .474 slugging mark from the shortstop spot. Liam Hicks adds important run production behind the plate, giving the Marlins power from a position where it can be harder to find. For Toronto, Ernie Clement brings a contact-oriented bat near the top of the order, while Kazuma Okamoto supplies power from third base.
Regional Coverage
MLB Miami Marlins
Streaming
Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, Toronto Blue Jays – MLB.TV
League Packages
MLB Extra Innings®
What Time is the Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays Game Today?
The Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays game starts at 7:07 PM ET.
Where Can I Watch Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays?
You can watch Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays on MLB Miami Marlins, Miami Marlins – MLB.TV, Toronto Blue Jays – MLB.TV, your local regional sports network and MLB Extra Innings®.
Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays Channel on DIRECTV
MLB Miami Marlins (Channel 665)
Players to Watch: Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Miami Marlins
Otto Lopez — SS. Lopez is hitting .332 from the shortstop position, the highest average in the Marlins’ eligible group. A .363 OBP and .474 slugging percentage put him in the rare zone of contact hitter and gap-power threat at the same time.
Liam Hicks — C. Working out of the catcher’s spot, Hicks has provided real run production with 11 home runs and 44 RBIs while hitting .275. Power from behind the plate is hard to come by, and his RBI total is the highest among Miami’s eligible players.
Sandy Alcantara — SP. Today’s probable starter for the Marlins comes in at 3-3 with a 4.00 ERA across 69.2 innings. Alcantara has racked up 48 strikeouts to go with a 1.28 WHIP, giving Miami its established veteran arm to face the Blue Jays.
Toronto Blue Jays
Ernie Clement — 2B. Clement is hitting just under .300 with a .441 slugging mark, giving Toronto a steady contact bat near the top of the order. His profile is built more around putting the ball in play than drawing walks, which helps set up the run producers behind him.
Kazuma Okamoto — 3B. The Toronto third baseman has cleared the fence 10 times and driven in 27 runs while hitting .215, giving the middle of the order its primary power source. With Vladimir Guerrero Jr. out, Okamoto’s home-run total becomes that much more important to the lineup.
Braydon Fisher — SP. Tonight’s probable starter for the Blue Jays carries a 2.73 ERA and a 1.01 WHIP, with 31 strikeouts across 29.2 innings. The 2-1 record understates the work, and a 2.73 ERA against a Marlins lineup leaning on Otto Lopez and Liam Hicks gives Toronto a clear edge in the starter matchup.
Injury Report: Miami Marlins vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Miami Marlins
Robby Snelling (SP) — 60-day IL, left elbow surgery
Leo Jimenez (3B) — 7-day IL, concussion
Ronny Henriquez (RP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Griffin Conine (LF) — 10-day IL, left hamstring surgery
Adam Mazur (SP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Toronto Blue Jays
Shane Bieber (SP) — 60-day IL, right elbow inflammation
Addison Barger (RF) — 10-day IL, right elbow inflammation
Joe Mantiply (RP) — 15-day IL, left knee inflammation
Max Scherzer (SP) — 15-day IL, right forearm tendinitis
Dylan Cease (SP) — 15-day IL, left hamstring strain
Alejandro Kirk (C) — 10-day IL, left thumb surgery
Yimi Garcia (RP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
Jose Berrios (SP) — 15-day IL, right elbow surgery
Tommy Nance (RP) — 15-day IL, right forearm soreness
Anthony Santander (RF) — 60-day IL, left shoulder surgery
Lazaro Estrada (RP) — 15-day IL, right shoulder pinched nerve
Cody Ponce (SP) — 60-day IL, right knee surgery
Bowden Francis (SP) — 60-day IL, right elbow surgery
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