When and where to watch Dodgers vs. Mets NLCS Game 2

Natasha Bose

Catch the highlights and crucial insights as the Mets and Dodgers battle for NLCS glory. Who will clinch the series and move on to the World Series?

The stage is set for a thrilling showdown in the National League Championship Series, as the Los Angeles Dodgers gear up to take on the New York Mets. Both teams bring serious firepower, with star-studded rosters and deep pitching rotations.

The Dodgers, having secured the best record in all of baseball, will enjoy home-field advantage, but the Mets come into this series on a hot streak, riding the momentum they’ve built since June. This best-of-seven series promises to be a battle of the titans.

Game	Date	Time (ET)	Broadcast
Game 2	Mon., Oct. 14	4:08 p.m.	FOX, FS1, Fubo
Game 3	Weds., Oct. 16	8:08 p.m.	FS1, Fubo
Game 4	Thurs., Oct. 17	8:08 p.m.	FS1, Fubo
Game 5*	Fri., Oct. 18	5:08 p.m.	FS1, Fubo
Game 6*	Sun., Oct. 20	8:08 p.m.	FS1, Fubo
Game 7*	Mon., Oct. 21	8:08 p.m.	FOX, FS1, Fubo

*If necessary

NLCS Game 2: Dodgers vs. Mets Live Streaming Details

When is Game 2 between the Mets and Dodgers in the NLCS?

Game 2 of this intense series is set for Monday, October 14, at Dodger Stadium.

What time is Game 2 of the National League Championship Series?

The game kicks off at 1:08 p.m. PT, which is 4:08 p.m. ET for those on the East Coast.

Where to watch Game 2 between Mets and Dodgers in the U.S.?

The broadcast for Game 2 will be available on FOX.

Who are the starting pitchers?

Mets: LHP Sean Manaea (12-6, 3.47 ERA in the regular season)
Manaea has been the Mets’ strongest arm since he adjusted his pitching mechanics in late July. He wrapped up the regular season with a 3.09 ERA in his final 12 games and carried that momentum into the postseason, where he’s sporting a 2.25 ERA in two starts. His standout performance came in NLDS Game 3, where he threw seven innings, giving up just one run—arguably the best start of his career.
In his lone matchup against the Dodgers this season, Manaea allowed only two runs over five innings, shaking off a previous rough history with them. He sees Game 2 as another chance “to go out there and prove again” that he’s evolved into a much better pitcher at this stage.
Dodgers: TBD
The Dodgers haven’t named a starter for Game 2 yet, but manager Dave Roberts confirmed it will be a bullpen game. This strategy worked perfectly for the Dodgers in Game 4 of the NLDS against the Padres, where the bullpen combined for nine shutout innings.

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