- Jon “Boog” Sciambi, Eduardo Pérez, Jessica Mendoza, Buster Olney return for fourth year
- ESPN’s Baseball Tonight hits the road for on-site World Series shows
- Baseball Tonight features two-time World Series Champion David Ross
ESPN Radio’s coverage of the 2026 Major League Baseball Postseason continues with national broadcasts of every game through the World Series presented by Capital One. Jon “Boog” Sciambi, analysts Eduardo Pérez and Jessica Mendoza and reporter Buster Olney will form ESPN Radio’s World Series broadcast team for the fourth consecutive season. This year marks ESPN Radio’s 29th season of MLB coverage. The 2026 World Series begins Friday, October 23 with Game 1.
ESPN’s Baseball Tonight will hit the road for on-site shows during the World Series. Kevin Connors hosts alongside two-time World Series Champion David Ross and National Baseball Hall of Fame writer Tim Kurkjian. The specific dates and show times will be announced soon.
Additionally, host Zubin Mehenti, analyst Adam Ottavino and Olney will contribute to Baseball Tonight during the League Division Series presented by Booking.com and League Championship Series. Shows during the LDS and LCS will air most game nights after midnight. All editions of Baseball Tonight will air on ESPN2.
The full list of commentator assignments for the League Division Series and League Championship Series is below. The schedule, including dates and start times, is available on ESPN.com.
In addition to ESPN Radio and Baseball Tonight, SportsCenter will continue to thoroughly document the MLB Postseason with news, analysis, highlights and interviews. ESPN Social will provide coverage throughout the playoffs, including game outcomes, big moments, press conferences, clubhouse celebrations and more.
The audio from ESPN Radio’s MLB Postseason coverage is available on the ESPN App and ESPN.com.