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MLB Games on Friday, September 8, 2023: Times, TV & Scores

Games today in every league: NFL, college football, NBA, NHL, college basketball, hockey and volleyball start times, live scores and finals, plus any date.

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Games on Friday, September 8, 2023

15 games · Times in Eastern time

15 games

  1. TBD
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    Chicago Cubs76-660
    ARI 1–0 CHC Final
  2. TBD
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    CHW 6–0 DET Final
  3. TBD
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    SEA 4–7 TB Final
  4. Apple TV
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    STL 9–4 CIN Final
  5. TBD
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    LAD 8–5 WSH Final
  6. ESPN+
    Miami Marlins73-683
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    MIA 3–2 PHI Final
  7. TBD
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    MIL 8–2 NYY Final
  8. TBD
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    KC 4–5 TOR Final
  9. TBD
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    BAL 11–2 BOS Final
  10. TBD
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    PIT 2–8 ATL Final
  11. TBD
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    Texas Rangers76-643
    OAK 6–3 TEX Final
  12. TBD
    New York Mets64-762
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    NYM 2–5 MIN Final
  13. Apple TV
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    SD 11–2 HOU Final
  14. TBD
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    CLE 6–3 LAA Final
  15. TBD
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    COL 8–9 SF Final

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This page lists every game for one day across eight leagues: the NFL, college football, the NBA, the NHL, MLB, men's and women's college basketball, and women's college volleyball. Games are grouped by league with start times, TV channels and, once a game starts, live and final scores from our sports data provider. Use the league chips to narrow the list and the date controls to move day by day. When a day has no games, the page jumps to the next day that does. College slates can run to well over a hundred games, so those sections show ten featured games first (live, ranked and nationally televised) with the full list one click away. Each team name links to that team's full-season schedule and printable PDF.

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Start times overlap on busy nights, and television assignments may arrive after a schedule is announced. TBD is an unconfirmed detail, not a missing game. Follow teams from several leagues? Your combined schedule merges them into one list and keeps a matchup only once.

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