What channel is Brewers vs Mets on tonight? Time, TV, streaming

After playing 10 of their last 13 games against teams that would currently qualify for the National League postseason, the Milwaukee Brewers face the struggling New York Mets for three games starting Tuesday, Aug. 25 at Citi Field in New York.

The Brewers went 5-5 in those 10 games (3-1 vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2-1 vs. the Atlanta Braves and 0-3 vs. the San Diego Padres). They hold a one-game lead for the best record in baseball over the Dodgers and would win the tiebreaker against them.

Like the Dodgers, the Mets have one of the highest MLB payrolls but that hasn’t meant victories. Former Brewers general manager David Stearns signed Juan Soto to a $765 million contract in 2025, but New York missed the playoffs last season and is 59-72 this season, 11½ games out of the last wild-card playoff spot. Only the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds have scored fewer runs than the Mets in the National League.

Meanwhile, the Brewers need 19 wins to reach 100 for the first time in franchise history. They’ve won eight of 10 series since the all-star break.

Catcher William Contreras appears to have broken out of a six-week slump, batting .449 in his last seven games. First baseman/outfielder Jake Bauers is hitting .325 in the last month, with five homers, 16 RBI and a .444 on-base percentage.

The first game of the series will be available on over-the-air television in many local markets, including WITI-TV (Channel 6) in Milwaukee. Here’s how to watch and listen to the series:

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski joins the ESPN broadcast.

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Jake Bauers of the Milwaukee Brewers watches batting practice prior to the game against the Atlanta Braves.

• TV channel: All three games are on Brewers.TV. The Tuesday, Aug. 25 game is also available locally on WITI-TV (Channel 6) in Milwaukee; WACY-TV in Green Bay; WISC-TV in Madison; WKBT-TV in La Crosse and Eau Claire; KDLH-TV and KBJR-TV in Duluth and Superior; and WSAW-TV, WZAW-LD and WYOW in Wausau and Rhinelander. For Brewers.TV, channels include 1263 on XFinity, 670 on DirecTV and 1743 on U-Verse. For Spectrum customers, the channel varies, depending on the local system – check 308, 1308, 319, 317 and 469 for the channel or channels in your community.

• Live stream: The broadcasts are available on Brewers.TV and through the MLB app. A full-season plan costs $99.99 and monthly plans are $19.99. It includes all games not covered by a national broadcast, like ESPN or AppleTV. Fubo also offers a free trial for new subscribers.

• Announcers: Brian Anderson or Jeff Levering (play-by-play); Bill Schroeder, Vinny Rottino or Tim Dillard (analysts); and Sophia Minnaert (field reporter) will call the games on Brewers.TV.

TV channel: All three games are on Brewers.TV. The Tuesday, Aug. 25 game is also available locally on WITI-TV (Channel 6) in Milwaukee; WACY-TV in Green Bay; WISC-TV in Madison; WKBT-TV in La Crosse and Eau Claire; KDLH-TV and KBJR-TV in Duluth and Superior; and WSAW-TV, WZAW-LD and WYOW in Wausau and Rhinelander. For Brewers.TV, channels include 1263 on XFinity, 670 on DirecTV and 1743 on U-Verse. For Spectrum customers, the channel varies, depending on the local system – check 308, 1308, 319, 317 and 469 for the channel or channels in your community.

Live stream: The broadcasts are available on Brewers.TV and through the MLB app. A full-season plan costs $99.99 and monthly plans are $19.99. It includes all games not covered by a national broadcast, like ESPN or AppleTV. Fubo also offers a free trial for new subscribers.

Announcers: Brian Anderson or Jeff Levering (play-by-play); Bill Schroeder, Vinny Rottino or Tim Dillard (analysts); and Sophia Minnaert (field reporter) will call the games on Brewers.TV.

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• You can listen to the game via the Brewers Radio Network including flagship station AM-620 WTMJ. Here’s a list of the radio stations.

• Announcers: Jeff Levering (if he’s not on TV), Lane Grindle or Josh Maurer will call the games on the Brewers Radio Network.

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You can listen to the game via the Brewers Radio Network including flagship station AM-620 WTMJ. Here’s a list of the radio stations.

Announcers: Jeff Levering (if he’s not on TV), Lane Grindle or Josh Maurer will call the games on the Brewers Radio Network.

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• The Brewers broadcast is on the SiriusXM app. The Mets broadcast is on Channel 180 on Aug. 25, Channel 185 on Aug. 26 and Channel 177 on Aug. 27.

The Brewers broadcast is on the SiriusXM app. The Mets broadcast is on Channel 180 on Aug. 25, Channel 185 on Aug. 26 and Channel 177 on Aug. 27.

• Aug. 25, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee LHP Kyle Harrison (10-3, 2.84 ERA) vs. New York LHP Zac Thornton (3-4, 3.04)

• Aug. 26, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Dustin May (6-8, 4.57) vs. New York RHP Robert Stock (0-2, 5.40)

• Aug. 27, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Jacob Misiorowski (13-5, 1.68) vs. New York LHP Sean Manaea (4-5, 4.31)

Aug. 25, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee LHP Kyle Harrison (10-3, 2.84 ERA) vs. New York LHP Zac Thornton (3-4, 3.04)

Aug. 26, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Dustin May (6-8, 4.57) vs. New York RHP Robert Stock (0-2, 5.40)

Aug. 27, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Jacob Misiorowski (13-5, 1.68) vs. New York LHP Sean Manaea (4-5, 4.31)

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