Baseball is a marathon — 162 games, plus rain delays, doubleheaders, and a postseason that's never quite where you expect. Keeping your MLB schedule in your calendar by hand is a losing battle.

Here's how to add your MLB team's schedule once and let it handle the chaos — rainouts and all.

162 games and constant changes break static schedules

A baseball schedule isn't a fixed thing. Rain pushes games to the next day. Two games get squeezed into a doubleheader. The postseason fills in as series are decided. Copy it down once and it's wrong within a week.

Subscribing to a live feed means those changes land in your calendar on their own.

Add your MLB team in 4 steps

1. Open build your calendar.
2. Find your team — try the New York Yankees or Los Angeles Dodgers, or browse the full MLB schedule.
3. Pick your calendar app — Google, Apple, or Outlook.
4. Confirm, and all 162 games drop in.

What syncs for every game

• First pitch in your timezone
• Opponent
• Ballpark
• TV and streaming
• Doubleheaders, rainouts, and postseason — updated automatically

Rain delays and doubleheaders, handled

This is where a subscription really pays off. When a game gets postponed and rescheduled, you don't get a nasty surprise — your calendar already moved it. Same with doubleheaders and the postseason: as the schedule firms up, your feed keeps pace.

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Add your team and your rival

Half the fun is the division race. Add your team plus a rival and watch the standings battle unfold in your calendar. Following a few clubs? Merge them with Calendar Collections.

Works with any calendar app

Google, Apple, Outlook — the feed works with all of them. Cross-check against the official MLB schedule anytime, and if you're new to subscriptions, here's Google's guide.

Let your calendar do the tracking

162 games is a lot to follow. Subscribe once and every first pitch — rain or shine — shows up on time.

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