Today the Chicago Cubs announced their full 2026 regular season MLB schedule. They open the season on March 26 in Chicago, hosting the Washington Nationals (hopefully it’s unseasonably nice! (it never is for the home opener, especially not this early!)). They finish the season September 27 in Boston.
From the Cubs announcement:
“The Cubs have three seven-game homestands in 2026—April 17 – 23, May 1 – 7 and August 28 – September 3—marking the longest homestands of the season. The Cubs will have one, three-city road trip in 2026 taking them to Texas (May 8 – 10), Atlanta (May 12 – 14) and Chicago-AL (May 15 – 17).
The 2026 schedule is highlighted by interleague play against every American League team for the fourth-straight year along with the annual home-and-home with the Chicago White Sox, which features a pair of three-game, weekend series August 17-19 at Wrigley Field and May 15-17 at Rate Field.
In addition to the home games against the White Sox, the Cubs interleague schedule includes hosting the Los Angeles Angels (March 30 – April 1), Houston Astros (May 22-24), the Athletics (June 2 – 4), Toronto Blue Jays (June 19 – 21), Minnesota Twins (July 17 – 19), Detroit Tigers (July 20 – 22) and New York Yankees (July 31 – August 2).
The Cubs are scheduled to host two holiday games in 2026 at Wrigley Field: Father’s Day, June 12 vs. Toronto, and Independence Day, July 4 vs. St. Louis.”
The full schedule:
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