Channel locations for local Miami Marlins were finalized and released for fans following thecompletion of local distribution agreements between MLB and cable and satellite providers;information, including channel finder, is available now at Marlins.com/Watch
MIAMI - The Miami Marlins today announced channel locations for fans to watch Marlins
Baseball throughout the 2026 season across participating cable and satellite providers in
the Marlins television territory.
Local coverage will be available on the following providers, starting with Friday's Opening
Day game vs. the Colorado Rockies at 7:10 p.m .:
- AT&T U-verse: Channel 1718
- Comcast/Xfinity: Channel 1261
- Charter/Spectrum (Digital): Channel 360
- Cox: Channel 66
- Charter/Spectrum (Set-Top Box; Blountstown & Chattahoochee, Fla.): Channel 235
- Charter/Spectrum (Set-Top Box; Orlando DMA): Channel 102 / 1147
- Charter/Spectrum (Set-Top Box; Tampa DMA): Channel 160 / 1147
- DirecTV: Channel 655 (streaming and satellite) / 1718 (U-verse)
- FuboTV
Fans also can go to the new Channel Finder feature at Marlins.com/Watch to access the
most up-to-date information on where Marlins games are available in their area.
Fans can subscribe to Marlins.TV for $19.99 per month, offering a flexible way to experience
the platform and stay connected to Marlins Baseball. For those looking to maximize value
across the full season, the season-long subscription at $99.99 delivers the best value and
the most complete way to follow the Fightin' Fish from Opening Day through the final pitch.
The Marlins have launched a limited-time Marlins.TV offer available now through March 31
designed to reward season-long commitment. Fans who purchase the season-long
Marlins.TV subscription will receive two complimentary tickets to a Marlins home game in
April, connecting the digital experience with the energy and culture of live baseball at
loanDepot park.
Marlins.TV is produced and distributed by Major League Baseball. MLB's production will
deliver a high-quality viewing experience featuring enhance camera technology, innovating
broadcast elements, and expanded player access.
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