The 2026 Chicago Cubs season is here, and fans are ready to see if the North Siders can make a deep postseason run. From the first pitch at Wrigley Field on Opening Day to the final series at Fenway Park, you won’t want to miss a single inning.

To help you keep track of every matchup, we have created a Free 2026 Chicago Cubs Printable Schedule (PDF). This guide includes all 162 games, home and away, with local broadcast information included.

Download the Free 2026 Chicago Cubs Schedule PDF Here

Cubs Opening Day 2026 Schedule

The Cubs officially kicked off their 2026 schedule on March 26th, 2026. 

• Opponent: Washington Nationals
• Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
• First Pitch: 1:20 PM CT
• Location: Wrigley Field, Chicago

Key Series to Watch in 2026

The 2026 schedule is packed with high-stakes divisional battles and exciting interleague matchups:

• Crosstown Classic: The Cubs face the White Sox in a split series, visiting Guaranteed Rate Field in mid-May and hosting at Wrigley in mid-August.
• The Cardinals Rivalry: The first major series against St. Louis takes place at Busch Stadium starting May 29.
• West Coast Trip: The Cubs head to Los Angeles to face the Dodgers for a high-profile weekend series starting April 24.
• Season Finale: The Cubs close out the regular season on the road against the Boston Red Sox at historic Fenway Park (Sept 25–27).

How to Watch and Listen to the Cubs

Most Chicago Cubs games in 2026 will be broadcast on Marquee Sports Network. However, keep an eye on the schedule for national broadcasts on FOX, FS1, ABC, Apple TV, and Peacock.

For those listening on the radio:

• English: 104.3 The Score
• Spanish: Univision TUDN / WPPN 106.7

2026 MLB Resources & Fan Guides

Chicago Cubs Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the Cubs’ home stadium? The Cubs play their home games at historic Wrigley Field, located on the North Side of Chicago.

Is there a printable version of the schedule? Yes! You can download our high-quality, one-page PDF schedule right here at SportsBrackets.net to keep on your fridge or at your desk.

Where can I watch Cubs games if I don’t have Marquee? Select games are broadcast nationally on networks like FOX and ESPN/ABC. Additionally, some exclusive games are streamed on Apple TV+ and Peacock.

Jacey Tine is a lifelong San Diego Padres and Florida Gators fan with 7+ years of sports coverage experience. At Sports Brackets, she delivers brackets, schedules, previews, and analysis across MLB, college football, NFL, WNBA, and more. Always with a fan-focused, reliable approach.