The Washington Nationals and Miami Marlins are playing a four-game series from September 8 to September 11. All games start at 6:40 p.m. ET at loanDepot park in Miami. Fans can watch on regional sports channels or follow online with streaming services.
This series matters for both clubs. The Marlins are trying to build momentum late in the season. The Nationals are looking for consistency and player growth. Each matchup brings a new starting pitcher battle and a chance for fans to see young talent in action.
Nationals vs Marlins TV and Streaming Schedule
Game one on Monday features Janson Junk for Miami against Cade Cavalli for Washington. The game airs on FDSFL and MASN. Fans can also stream it on Fubo. Tickets are available at StubHub.
On Tuesday, Adam Mazur faces Mitchell Parker. Coverage is on FDSFL and MASN2. Streaming is again available on Fubo.
Wednesday brings Eury Pérez against Jake Irvin. The same networks will air the game. Streaming stays the same.
The final game on Thursday pairs Sandy Alcantara against Brad Lord. Broadcast coverage returns to FDSFL and MASN. Streaming remains on Fubo.
According to the Associated Press, regional restrictions may apply for streaming. Fans outside the broadcast area may need MLB.TV or ESPN+ for live access.
Key Stats and What to Expect
The Marlins have gone 4–6 over their last 10 games. They have a .251 batting average and a 6.70 ERA in that span. Their pitching staff has allowed 21 home runs.
The Nationals are 5–5 in their last 10. They have hit nine home runs and carry a .229 average. Their pitchers hold a 4.50 ERA and 9.3 strikeouts per nine innings.
Miami has scored 49 runs across its last 10 games. Washington has scored 38 runs in that stretch. Both teams are leaning on young players to finish the year strong.
Fans can expect close games with streaky offenses. Pitching duels may shape the series more than power hitting.
Washington Nationals vs Miami Marlins is live all week. Fans can watch on TV or stream every night at 6:40 p.m. ET.
FYI (keeping you in the loop)-
Q1: How can I watch Nationals vs Marlins live?
You can watch on FDSFL and MASN networks. You can also stream with Fubo. Regional restrictions may apply.
Q2: What time do the games start?
All four games in the series start at 6:40 p.m. ET. Each matchup is at loanDepot park in Miami.
Q3: Who are the starting pitchers this week?
Monday: Junk vs Cavalli. Tuesday: Mazur vs Parker. Wednesday: Pérez vs Irvin. Thursday: Alcantara vs Lord.
Q4: Can I watch if I am outside the region?
Yes. MLB.TV and ESPN+ offer out-of-market streaming. Fubo may also work depending on your location.
Q5: Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets for each game are available through StubHub. Prices vary by date and seating section.
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