2026 KBO League Remaining Schedule and Standings

The remaining 105 games of the 2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League have been scheduled through October 7. Matchups and venues for each club can be found under KBO Game Schedule & Results. Team standings must be read together with the reference date shown in the official table.

The schedule figures are based on KBO’s announcement of August 25, 2026.

Key Information on the Remaining Games

The remaining schedule rearranges previously unscheduled and postponed games. The 105 games are the number scheduled at the time of the announcement. It does not mean the number of games remaining as of the date of inquiry.

KBO’s “2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League Regular-Season Remaining Schedule Finalized” specifies the following principle.

If a game with multiple reserve dates is canceled, it will first be rescheduled to the nearest reserve date following the canceled game date.

Detailed conditions are available in the KBO remaining schedule notice.

Game Start Times After September 15

Beginning September 15, the standard start time on Sundays and public holidays is 2:00 p.m. Separate times apply during the Chuseok holiday. All times below are Korea Standard Time.

Games on September 27 (South Korea), the final day of the Chuseok holiday, also begin at 5:00 p.m. Applying the regular Sunday timetable would disrupt attendance plans. The separate timetable below applies to doubleheaders.

How to Check Each Club’s Remaining Games

Schedules by club can be viewed under KBO Game Schedule & Results. The page includes club selection and list and calendar views. Venue and broadcast information can also be found in the same table.

1. On the KBO website, open “Schedule & Results > Game Schedule & Results.”
2. Set the year to 2026.
3. Check September and October separately.
4. Select the desired club, such as LG or Lotte.
5. Check each game’s time, venue, notes, and TV fields.

The complete schedule as announced is included in the schedule attachment to the notice. To determine whether anything has changed since then, compare each game’s schedule with subsequent notices. When planning to attend an away game, distinguish between the club you support and the host venue.

Where to Check Live Team Standings

Team standings can be found under KBO “Records & Standings > Team Standings.” (Figures checked as of September 13, 2026: 1st KT 0.620, 2nd Samsung 0.602, 3rd LG 0.560, 4th KIA 0.548, 5th Doosan 0.516, 6th NC 0.492 winning percentage · Source: koreabaseball.com · Checked 2026-09-13) The access date may differ from the reference date displayed in the table. The figures below are those displayed for September 12, 2026, on the KBO Daily Team Standings page.

This table preserves the records as of the stated reference date. It is not a standings table that reflects projected results of games in progress. For later standings, check the reference date again on the official page.

Points to Watch and How to Read Games Behind

The race for first place and the competition among mid-table teams must be read using different criteria. Winning percentage is calculated by dividing wins by the number of games decided as either wins or losses. Ties are excluded from the denominator when calculating winning percentage.

• Winning percentage formula: wins ÷ (wins + losses)
• Games behind between two teams: [(higher-ranked team’s wins − lower-ranked team’s wins) + (lower-ranked team’s losses − higher-ranked team’s losses)] ÷ 2
• Difference in games played: an indicator comparing how many games the teams have already played

The Race for First Between KT and Samsung

As of September 13, KT is 2 games ahead of Samsung. KT has played 2 fewer games than Samsung. The difference between their displayed winning percentages is 0.018.

This difference cannot be interpreted as a definitive forecast of future standings. Remaining matchups and actual game results will vary. The winning-percentage difference and games behind also use different units.

Calculating the Gaps Between 3rd and 5th Place

The gap between adjacent teams can be calculated by subtracting their respective games-behind figures. LG and KIA are separated by 8.5 − 7 = 1.5 games. KIA and Doosan are separated by 12.5 − 8.5 = 4 games.

The gap between Doosan and NC is 15.5 − 12.5 = 3 games. This calculation must use a table with the same reference date. Combining figures from different dates does not produce a valid comparison.

Rescheduling Principles After Rainouts

Published reserve dates are applied first to canceled games. If no reserve date is available, the timing of the cancellation and whether the following matchup is between the same teams are considered.

The September 21 reserve date applies only to games canceled on September 19–20. Doubleheaders may be scheduled beginning September 29. From September 29 through October 5, each team may play at most one.

Doubleheader Start Times

Doubleheaders have different start times on weekdays and weekends. Both games are limited to 9 innings. Even if only one game is played, it is limited to 9 innings.

Even if Game 1 ends early, the standard time for Game 2 remains unchanged. On weekdays, if Game 1 ends after 5:50 p.m., Game 2 begins at least 40 minutes later. The corresponding cutoff time on weekends and public holidays is 4:20 p.m.

Distinguishing the Announcement Date, Standings Reference Date, and Game Date

Schedules and standings are associated with different dates. The announcement date is the day the schedule was published. The standings reference date indicates when the cumulative records were measured.

A standings table that lists only the access date is difficult to verify again. Articles and data files also need the standings reference date. For game schedules, it is more accurate to record cancellation and change statuses as well.

October 7 is the final day of the schedule as arranged at the time of the announcement. This does not guarantee that there will be no additional cancellations. The regular-season schedule must also not be read as the Korean Series schedule.

Comparing Broadcast Viewing and In-Person Attendance

Domestic online broadcasts are available on TVING. KBO announced a wired and wireless broadcast agreement for 2024–2026. The scope of the agreement is specified in KBO’s announcement of CJ ENM broadcast rights.

TVING provides live, replay, and highlight menus. KBO’s ticket information lists separate booking channels for each club. Booking channels differ by club, as with LG and Lotte.

Prices must be checked on the official sales page for each subscription or seat. This article does not present unverified fees as fixed amounts. For rainouts, check the ticket vendor’s notice for how tickets will be handled.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the 105 Games the Number Remaining Now?

No. It is the number scheduled when the announcement was made on August 25, 2026. The current number of remaining games must reflect subsequent progress.

Does the Chuseok Sunday Game Also Start at 2:00 p.m.?

The game on September 27, 2026, starts at 5:00 p.m. The Chuseok holiday exception applies.

Do Games Behind and Winning-Percentage Difference Mean the Same Thing?

They are different metrics. Games behind is calculated from the difference in wins and losses. Winning percentage is the proportion of wins among games decided as either wins or losses.

Are the Standings by Year the Same as the Korean Series Results?

Regular-season standings and Korean Series results must be distinguished. When citing season records, the stage of the competition must also be specified.

Are Canceled Games Always Played the Following Day?

It depends on reserve dates and whether the matchup is between the same teams. Confirm finalized rescheduling under KBO Game Schedule & Results.

Is the Futures League Schedule Shown in the Same Table?

The KBO website has separate menus for Futures League schedules and standings. When looking for the regular season’s remaining schedule, check the league classification.