How to watch Phillies Dodgers: TV channel and stream July 22
The Los Angeles Dodgers face the Philadelphia Phillies at 6:40 p.m. ET on Wednesday, July 22, at Citizens Bank Park. Fans can catch the Phillies Dodgers matchup on NBCS-PH and SportsNet LA, or stream it live on Fubo. Eric Lauer starts for Los Angeles; Aaron Nola is expected for Philadelphia.
Key Takeaways
- First pitch is set for 6:40 p.m. ET at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
- Local TV coverage is on NBCS-PH and SportsNet LA.
- Live streaming is available on Fubo for cord-cutters.
- Eric Lauer starts for the Dodgers; Aaron Nola is the expected Phillies starter.
- Los Angeles entered as the moneyline favorite at -125.
Wednesday's series matchup pairs the NL West-leading Dodgers with a Phillies club fighting for positioning in the NL East. For more offbeat sports and viral headlines, browse our Bizarre News & Florida Man hub.
What TV channel is showing Phillies Dodgers?
According to The Athletic, the game airs on NBCS-PH and SportsNet LA. Those regional sports networks are the primary cable and satellite options for local viewers following either club.
Blackout rules and package availability can vary by market, so check your provider listings before first pitch. Tickets for fans attending in person were listed via StubHub in the same watch guide.
How can you stream the Phillies Dodgers game?
Cord-cutters can stream the contest on Fubo, per The Athletic's July 22 watch guide. That option covers fans who prefer mobile apps and smart TVs over traditional cable boxes.
Confirm your login and any regional restrictions ahead of 6:40 p.m. ET so you are not scrambling at first pitch. Streaming partner offers may carry usage limits depending on your location.
Why does this Phillies Dodgers series matter?
Los Angeles sat at 64-38 and first in the NL West, while Philadelphia was 56-46 and second in the NL East. Both sides were aiming to take the series at Citizens Bank Park.
Lauer entered 4-5 with a 4.81 ERA for the Dodgers. Nola was listed at 3-7 with a 5.68 ERA for the Phillies. Betting lines had the Dodgers at -125 and the Phillies at +105, with a total of 9.5 runs.
Notable bats to watch include Shohei Ohtani (22 home runs) for Los Angeles and Kyle Schwarber (MLB-leading 33 homers) for Philadelphia, along with Bryce Harper's 21 long balls. Several stars remain on injured lists for both clubs, including Will Smith and Blake Snell for the Dodgers and Adolis Garcia for the Phillies.