San Diego Padres face San Francisco Giants in Sunday Night Baseball matchup
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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

The San Diego Padres travel to Oracle Park in San Francisco to play the San Francisco Giants in a scheduled Sunday Night Baseball game. Coverage of the NL West matchup begins at 7:00 PM ET on September 13. Jason Benetti will provide play-by-play commentary for the broadcast, joined by Hunter Pence and Mark Grant. The pregame show features Ahmed Fareed and Dexter Fowler, while Adam Ottavino contributes analytical commentary during the game. The broadcast will be available on NBC and streaming via Peacock. Territorial blackout restrictions apply to some viewers based on their location.
- •The Padres and Giants play at Oracle Park on September 13 at 7:00 PM ET.
- •Jason Benetti, Hunter Pence, and Mark Grant call the game for NBC and Peacock.
- •Ahmed Fareed and Dexter Fowler host the pregame coverage.
- •Adam Ottavino provides analytical commentary throughout the Sunday night broadcast.
- •Territorial blackout rules apply to select viewers attempting to access the stream.
- 3:51 PMYahoo Sports — How to watch the San Diego Padres vs San Francisco Giants: TV, live stream info for Sunday Night Baseball
"Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.
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