MLB Baseball Schedule & Tickets

Baseball has been considered “America's Pastime” since the late 1800’s, long before any nationally recognized organization was formed around the sport. Major League Baseball has been a staple of American tradition for the better part of the last century, making it the oldest continuous professional sports league in the world. The MLB has evolved over the years to what it is today; the combination of the American League and National League each made up of their East, Central and West Divisions with a total of 30 teams.

See Your Favorite Major League Baseball Teams Live

Get tickets to any of the many games played throughout the MLB season at historic stadiums across the country. Whether it be your favorite rivalry or an exciting matchup located near you, there is plenty to choose from. Weekend trip in Boston? Seize the opportunity to witness the famous “green monster” at Fenway Park. There are hundreds of options for MLB games every year, with the potential to turn a regular afternoon into memories that will last for a lifetime. See for yourself!

There are a number of iconic teams with their respective stadiums that have made unforgettable memories for baseball fans across the country, playing a major role in the success of the MLB. Some of the most notable teams include the Boston Red Socks at Fenway Park, the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field, and the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Whether you are looking to visit one of the historic ballparks like Wrigley or Fenway, or just want to pay your local ballpark a visit, buy your tickets today at Event Tickets Center!

The regular season for the MLB typically lasts six months from late March to early October with the postseason often running into early November. Each team plays 162 games per season, not including playoff or world series games that are played in the postseason. 

Teams compete for the six playoff spots for their respective leagues and to secure a spot a team must win its division or capture a wildcard spot by having one of the three best records among the non winners in their entire league.

After the regular season ends and there are twelve teams left to play through the postseason there are several series to play in an elimination tournament to get down to one final team from both of the leagues. The Wild Card Series is the best of a three game series between the lowest seeded division champion and the three wildcard teams. The American League Division Series and National League Division Series are each a best of five game series among the remaining higher seeded teams in each division, again in an elimination format. Then there is the Championship series for both American and National leagues played between the winners of the respective Division series. The league champions are referred to as the pennant winners. Finally the World Series Begins; a best of seven game series played between the pennant winners in which the winning team is declared that year's World Series Champion. 

Buying Tickets to the World Series

The MLB World Series and Playoffs are widely regarded as some of the most exciting playoffs in sports. With such a storied history, MLB fans travel from all over to watch their team play at home or on the road and the atmosphere reflects that.

Tickets to the World Series and the MLB Playoffs can be difficult to come by, but you can almost always find tickets for the World Series here at Event Tickets Center. Check out our MLB World Series and our MLB Playoffs pages to buy tickets either before or after the matchups have been determined!

Whether you are looking for an early season day game, or game 7 of the World Series, Event Tickets Center has got you covered. Find your team, Select your seats and purchase your tickets. Before you know it, you’ll be enjoying the timeless joy that the atmosphere of an MLB game brings.