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Welcome to the MLBScheduleGrid site. We are now in our fifth year of providing the Major League Baseball regular season schedule in the form of grids, basically spreadsheets. The 2026 schedule is available in spreadsheet form. 

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For participants in baseball fantasy leagues, it is important to know how many games a team plays in a week, so the grids keep track of that. And looking forward several weeks is also important for fantasy league purposes in order to optimize roster changes. Also, sometimes just easily seeing when and where a team is playing over the next few days is useful. And some people use these spreadsheets to plan family trips to ballparks, sometimes multiple ballparks, which I consider an honor to help with.

 

Because I haven't been able to find an easy-to-read, spreadsheet-like MLB schedule anywhere, I created the spreadsheets and this website.

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I create grids for the week starting on Monday. I count the number of games each major league team plays in each week. I track rainouts/canceled games and update the schedules accordingly.

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Below is a snapshot of the schedule for the first 3 weeks of the 2026 regular season, first for the National League, and then the American League. During the season, we show the schedule for the next three weeks on a rolling basis.

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If you want the full detail on the schedule (in grid form, of course) for the entire season, I have links to the spreadsheet on the spreadsheets page. I also include a sheet with only home games, although that one is not updated during the season to reflect rainouts.

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If you have questions or comments, I'd like to hear them and can be reached at mark@mlbschedulegrid.com. Enjoy!

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