Major League Baseball has moved beyond the season's quarter mark, and with each club having played roughly 40 games there are fresh storylines to follow as the summer schedule unfolds. Slugger Munetaka Murakami has already launched 17 home runs, Pittsburgh rookie Paul Skenes continues to show the best version of his repertoire on the mound, and Milwaukee starter Jacob Misiorowski ranks among the hardest-throwing pitchers in the majors this season. On Wednesday, the regular-season slate includes the Arizona Diamondbacks visiting the Miami Marlins at loanDepot park in Miami.
Official Major League baseballs photographed ahead of the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Miami Marlins game on June 10.
This game pairs the Diamondbacks (ARI) against the Marlins (MIA) with first pitch set for Wednesday, June 10 (ET). The matchup will be played at loanDepot park in Miami, Florida, and will be available on the teams’ regional telecasts: DBACKS.TV and Marlins.TV. Fans who prefer an out-of-market or streaming option can access the game via MLB.TV through the Fubo platform, subject to the usual MLB regional blackout restrictions.
All listed times are Eastern and were accurate as of Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 6:32 a.m. Eastern. The matchup notation, venue and broadcast outlets are being provided so viewers can plan where to watch or stream the contest. Those relying on team regional channels should keep blackout rules in mind; availability on local feeds can vary based on market and carriage agreements.
For viewers subscribing to Fubo, the MLB.TV feed will be available through that service. Fubo carries a range of regional and national MLB broadcasts during the season and offers streaming access to MLB.TV for eligible games. Because regional rights affect which feeds are viewable in a given location, fans attempting to watch a specific team's broadcast may encounter blackouts and should confirm availability in their area before game time.
If you want to track results beyond this single game, scores and outcomes for all June 10 Major League games are posted online. A centralized scores page lists results, box scores and game details for the day's slate. That page is updated throughout the day as games conclude and as scoring plays occur.
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This entry is intended to give fans the logistical details needed to watch Wednesday’s Arizona Diamondbacks–Miami Marlins game: where it will be played, how to tune in on television or via streaming platforms, and where to find live scores and results for the day’s MLB slate.