The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees just wrapped up a high-stakes rematch series in Los Angeles, and fans are still buzzing about the action-packed games and where to catch the next showdown. If you missed the drama, here’s what you need to know—and how to watch future matchups.
The Dodgers dominated early in the series, including a jaw-dropping 18-2 rout on Saturday, powered by Max Muncy’s two home runs and Shohei Ohtani’s offensive fireworks. But the Yankees bounced back on Sunday, avoiding a sweep with a 7-3 victory thanks to Ben Rice’s two-run homer and a strong performance from DJ LeMahieu, who went 4-for-5 at the plate. Tommy Edman was a bright spot for the Dodgers, tying the game with a solo shot before New York pulled away.
Both teams remain division leaders, with the Dodgers holding a 36-23 record atop the NL West and the Yankees leading the AL East at 36-22 The rivalry is far from over, and fans are eager for the next chapter.
Wondering where to watch the Dodgers vs. Yankees? Select games, including marquee matchups, have been featured on Apple TV+, which has exclusive streaming rights for some Friday night MLB games. To catch these games, you’ll need an Apple TV+ subscription. Other games may air on ESPN, local sports networks, or MLB.tv, so it’s important to check your provider’s listings for the latest broadcast information.
For live highlights and full-game recaps, MLB’s official website and YouTube channels also offer condensed games and top plays, making it easy to relive every home run and clutch moment..
With both teams looking like postseason contenders, the next Dodgers-Yankees clash promises even more fireworks—just make sure you know where to tune in.
