2024 MLB Regular Season: Key dates, teams, rule changes, TV, & more

All you need to know about the 2024 Major League Baseball season including key dates throughout the season, teams, divisions, and managers, broadcast and TV information, and much more.

When is 2024 MLB Opening Day?

Opening Day in 2024 is earlier than usual, with the first regular season game set for March 20. The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres will fly across the Pacific Ocean for a two-game series in Seoul, South Korea.

For the rest of the league, the 2024 MLB season begins on March 28.

MLB season length

MLB's regular season is 162 games long and spans the spring and summer months, before the October postseason that sometimes stretches to early November.

How to watch the MLB: TV channel, streaming, broadcast information

MLB games are broadcast across a number of networks, including FOX, ESPN, ABC, Peacock, Apple TV, and local broadcast networks.

MLB.TV is also available to purchase which allows the viewer to watch every game of the regular season.

2024 MLB key dates

Dominican Republic Series (Red Sox vs. Rays; Spring Training)	March 9-10
Seoul Series (Dodgers vs. Padres; includes MLB regular season opener)	March 20-21
Opening Day (rest of league)	March 28
Mexico City Series (Astros vs. Rockies)	April 27-28
London Series (Mets vs. Phillies)	June 8-9
All-Star Game	July 16
Trade deadline	July 30
End of regular season	September 29
Postseason begins	October 1

2024 MLB rule changes

Major rule changes ahead of the 2024 MLB season include an even shorter pitch clock and a wider running lane between home plate and first base.

Read more: MLB rule changes

List of MLB teams

American League	National League
Baltimore Orioles	Arizona Diamondbacks
Boston Red Sox	Atlanta Braves
Chicago White Sox	Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Guardians	Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Lions	Colorado Rockies
Houston Astros	Los Angeles Dodgers
Kansas City Royals	Miami Marlins
Los Angeles Angels	Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins	New York Mets
New York Yankees	Philadelphia Phillies
Oakland Athletics	Pittsburgh Pirates
Seattle Mariners	San Diego Padres
Tampa Bay Rays	San Francisco Giants
Texas Rangers	St. Louis Cardinals
Toronto Blue Jays	Washington Nationals

List of MLB divisions

AL East	AL Central	AL West	NL East	NL Central	NL West
Baltimore Orioles	Chicago White Sox	Houston Astros	Atlanta Braves	Chicago Cubs	Arizona Diamondbacks
Boston Red Sox	Cleveland Guardians	Los Angeles Angels	Miami Marlins	Cincinnati Reds	Colorado Rockies
New York Yankees	Detroit Tigers	Oakland Athletics	New York Mets	Milwuakee Brewers	Los Angeles Dodgers
Tampa Bay Rays	Kansas City Royals	Seattle Mariners	Philadelphia Phillies	Pittsburgh Pirates	San Diego Padres
Toronto Blue Jays	Minnesota Twins	Texas Rangers	Washington Nationals	St. Louis Cardinals	San Francisco Giants

List of MLB managers

Arizona Diamondbacks	Torey Lovullo
Atlanta Braves	Brian Snitker
Baltimore Orioles	Brandon Hyde
Boston Red Sox	Alex Cora
Chicago Cubs	Craig Counsell
Chicago White Sox	Pedro Grifol
Cincinnati Reds	David Bell
Cleveland Guardians	Stephen Vogt
Colorado Rockies	Bud Black
Detroit Tigers	AJ Hinch
Houston Astros	Joey Espada
Kansas City Royals	Matt Quatraro
Los Angeles Angels	Ron Washington
Los Angeles Dodgers	Dave Roberts
Miami Marlins	Skip Schumaker
Milwaukee Brewers	Pat Murphy
Minnesota Twins	Rocco Baldelli
New York Mets	Carlos Mendoza
New York Yankees	Aaron Boone
Oakland Athletics	Mark Kotsay
Philadelphia Phillies	Rob Thomson
Pittsburgh Pirates	Derek Shelton
Seattle Mariners	Scott Servais
San Diego Padres	Mike Shildt
San Francisco Giants	Bob Melvin
St. Louis Cardinals	Oliver Marmol
Tampa Bay Rays	Kevin Cash
Texas Rangers	Bruce Bochy
Toronto Blue Jays	John Schneider
Washington Nationals	Dave Martinez

List of MLB stadiums

Stadium Name	Team	Location	Opened
Angel Stadium	Los Angeles Angels	Anaheim, California	1966
American Family Field (formerly Miller Park)	Milwaukee Brewers	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	2001
Chase Field	Arizona Diamondbacks	Phoenix, Arizona	1998
Citi Field	New York Mets	Queens, New York	2009
Citizens Bank Park	Philadelphia Phillies	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2008
Comerica Park	Detroit Tigers	Detroit, Michigan	2000
Coors Field	Colorado Rockies	Denver, Colorado	1995
Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles Dodgers	Los Angeles, California	1962
Fenway Park	Boston Red Sox	Boston, Massachusetts	1912
Globe Life Field	Texas Rangers	Arlington, Texas	2020
Great American Ball Park	Cincinnati Reds	Cincinnati, Ohio	2003
Guaranteed Rate Field (formerly Comiskey Park)	Chicago White Sox	Chicago, Illinois	1910
Kauffman Stadium	Kansas City Royals	Kansas City, Missouri	1973
loanDepot park (formerly Marlins Park)	Miami Marlins	Miami, Florida	2012
Minute Maid Park	Houston Astros	Houston, Texas	2000
Nationals Park	Washington Nationals	Washington, D.C.	2008
Oakland Coliseum	Oakland Athletics	Oakland, California	1966
Oracle Park (formerly AT&T Park)	San Francisco Giants	San Francisco, California	2000
PETCO Park	San Diego Padres	San Diego, California	2004
PNC Park	Pittsburgh Pirates	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	2001
Progressive Field (formerly Jacobs Field)	Cleveland Guardians	Cleveland, Ohio	1994
Rogers Centre	Toronto Blue Jays	Toronto, Ontario	1989
T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field)	Seattle Mariners	Seattle, Washington	1999
Target Field	Minnesota Twins	Minneapolis, Minnesota	2010
Tropicana Field	Tampa Bay Rays	St. Petersburg, Florida	1990
Truist Park	Atlanta Braves	Atlanta, Georgia	2017
Wrigley Field	Chicago Cubs	Chicago, Illinois	1914
Yankee Stadium	New York Yankees	Bronx, New York	2009

MLB jerseys and uniforms in 2024

Nike is the official supplier for Major League Baseball uniforms. They won the contract in 2019 and have been producing the on-field jerseys since then.

It's important to note that while Nike designs the uniforms, they actually partner with Fanatics for manufacturing. Fanatics owns the former Majestic factory in Pennsylvania and uses it to produce the jerseys according to Nike's specifications. So, Nike is responsible for the design, while Fanatics handles the actual production.

2024 MLB odds

The Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers are the early co-favorites to win the 2024 World Series at +650.

Click here for 2024 World Series outright odds.

Who is the most successful MLB team?

The New York Yankees are by far the most successful team in MLB history, winning 27 World Series titles. The St Louis Cardinals are a distant second with 11.

Click here for a list of World Series winners by year.