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NFL & MLB Regional TV Coverage Maps
Find Your Local Coverage

About these maps

County-level local TV coverage maps for NFL and MLB games on FOX and CBS. Wondering what's on in New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago? Click your county — or search by county, city, or ZIP code — to see which game airs on your local channel and which games are blacked out.

How It Works

TV broadcast rights are sold by market—what's on your screen depends on where you live.

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How TV Broadcast Territories Work

Networks negotiate rights to air specific games in specific geographic markets—right down to the county level.

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County-Level NFL & MLB Coverage

We map that broadcast data onto every US county so you can see at a glance which game is scheduled for your area.

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Know Before You Tune In

No more guessing. Check the map, know your market, and plan your watch party.

About Sports Maps

Sports Maps was built for fans who want to understand the patchwork of regional TV rights that shapes what you actually watch on game day.

We track broadcast assignments across the NFL and MLB — updating maps as schedules are released and confirmed.

  • Updated each game day
  • County-level precision
  • Covers FOX and CBS
  • Fully interactive — hover to explore
3,000+ Counties Mapped
2 Sports NFL & MLB
50+ Maps Published

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about TV coverage maps.

Why do different cities get different games on the same TV channel?

TV networks sell broadcast rights by geographic market. FOX may air one game in the Northeast and a different game in the South during the same time slot. These regional splits are defined down to the county level, meaning fans in neighboring counties can sometimes see different games on the same channel.

How do sports TV broadcast territories work?

Sports broadcasters purchase rights to air games in specific geographic markets. Each market — sometimes a single county, sometimes a large metro area — is assigned a regional game within a national broadcast window. Assignments are negotiated between leagues, teams, and networks based on local fan bases and TV market boundaries.

How can I find out which game is on TV in my area?

Find the coverage map for your game and channel on Sports Maps, then hover or tap your county — or search by county, city, or ZIP code — to see which game is assigned to your market. Maps are updated each game day as broadcast assignments are confirmed.

Why is a different game showing on FOX in my city than in another city?

FOX and CBS divide their broadcast windows into regional segments, assigning each area the game most relevant to local fan bases. This is called a split broadcast or regional broadcast. Sports Maps shows exactly which game is assigned to each US county.

What sports and networks does Sports Maps cover?

Sports Maps covers NFL and MLB broadcasts on FOX and CBS. Maps cover every US county and Louisiana parish.