Stream Mariners games with no local blackouts on Mariners.TV if you’re in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, Montana or Hawaii. Subject to national exclusivities.
Sign up at Mariners.TV starting February 10.
Fans outside of the Pacific Northwest can still access Mariners games through MLB.TV.
Mariners TV will be available through traditional cable, satellite and internet TV providers, just like fans have watched Mariners Baseball in the past. Specific providers and channel information will be announced closer to Opening Day.
Will I be able to stream Mariners games?
Yes! Mariners.TV on MLB.TV is the new Mariners direct-to-consumer streaming platform, allowing in-market access to live Mariners games. No cable or satellite subscription needed; no contract required.
Are there blackouts?
In-market Mariners.TV subscribers can stream all local Mariners broadcasts with no blackouts. Please note national exclusivities apply. Mariners.TV subscribers who are outside the Mariners home territory can still watch Mariners games while they are traveling and are only subject to the opposing team’s local blackout restrictions, if applicable.
How will it work and how much does it cost?
Mariners.TV will work on a variety of devices through the MLB App and can be purchased at a discounted rate of $99.99 per year or $19.99 per month. Subscriptions for the 2026 season will be available starting February 10.
Will I be able to watch Mariners games if I have a standard MLB.TV package, but not the Mariners.TV package?
Mariners fans living within the Mariners home television territory must purchase a Mariners.TV subscription to stream Mariners games. Only fans who live outside the Mariners home market will be able to watch Mariners games with the standard MLB.TV package.
Can I still watch Mariners games through my cable, satellite or internet TV provider?
Yes! Mariners TV will be available through traditional cable, satellite and internet TV providers. Specific providers will be announced closer to the start of the season.
What channel will Mariners TV be on?
Specific channel locations will be announced closer to the start of the season. We expect that the channel locations will be located near other sports programming on your guide.
Does Mariners TV replace ROOT SPORTS?
Yes. Locally distributed Mariners games are now produced and distributed by Major League Baseball under the name Mariners TV beginning with the 2026 season.
Can I authenticate access to Mariners games through the MLB App by using the credentials from my pay-TV provider?
Yes, authenticated pay-TV providers will be able to authenticate to Mariners.TV through MLB.TV by Opening Day.
