Mariners TV just arrived, and Mariners fans can finally cut the cable cord. Stream every 2026 game for just $99.99 a season, launch day is here, and here’s everything you need to know to get started today.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Launch Date: Mariners TV is available NOW for the 2026 season.
- Price: $99.99 per season or $19.99 monthly for in-market streaming.
- Free Trial: All packages include a 7-day free trial with no credit card required.
- Bundle Option: Combine with MLB.TV for $199.99 season access nationwide.
No Blackouts, No Cable Box Required for Mariners Fans
Mariners TV marks a historic shift for Seattle baseball fans. MLB is now producing and distributing local broadcasts directly, eliminating regional blackout restrictions in the Pacific Northwest footprint. Fans in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska can stream games live or on demand.
The standalone $99.99 seasonal package delivers all regular-season games without cable subscriptions. No contracts, no equipment rentals, no regional sports network middleman. Just pure baseball streaming through the MLB app on supported devices.
Three Simple Ways to Watch Mariners Games This Season
Mariners fans have flexibility this year with three pricing tiers. The $99.99 seasonal package covers in-market games only. For die-hard fans wanting all-season access, the $199.99 combo package adds MLB.TV for out-of-market matchups. Month-to-month subscribers can choose $19.99 monthly or $39.99 monthly with the bundle.
All packages unlock the same benefit: a 7-day free trial with zero commitment. Cancel anytime before charges start. No credit card required to begin the trial, and account creation is completely free through MLB.com or the official MLB app.
Cable Providers Still Offer Mariners TV in Major Markets
| Provider | Channel Numbers |
| Xfinity (Comcast) | 1261 |
| DirecTV | 687 |
| Spectrum (Charter) | 423 (digital); regional variations available |
| FUBO, YouTube TV | Mariners.TV channel available |
Cable subscribers can access Mariners.TV through major providers across the region. Xfinity customers find games on Channel 1261, while DirecTV carries broadcasts on 687. Spectrum offers multiple channel options depending on local markets from Seattle to Spokane to rural Montana and Oregon.
Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez Lead a Mariners Roster Ready to Win
2025 AL home run leader Cal Raleigh returns behind the plate, bringing power hitting and veteran leadership. All-Star Julio Rodríguez anchors the outfield with elite speed and defense that’s made him one of baseball’s brightest young stars.
MLB Productions will capture every moment of Mariners baseball this season with professional broadcasts featuring familiar announcers and detailed statistical graphics. Games air live or become available on-demand, ensuring fans never miss crucial matchups whether watching in real time or catching highlights after work.
Is Mariners TV Worth the $99.99 Investment This Year?
For in-market fans, Mariners.TV at $99.99 replaces expensive cable bundles and regional sports subscriptions. Compare that cost to traditional cable packages running $150+ monthly, and the value becomes immediately clear. No hidden fees, no equipment costs, and seven free days to test the service risk-free.
Casual fans watching 50-70 games monthly will find $1.40 per game an excellent deal. Die-hard fans tracking nearly every matchup spend less than $2 per game. Bundle with MLB.TV for $199.99 and cover every game league-wide with no blackouts from Opening Day through October baseball.
“Fans can now stream in-market games for $99.99 per year or $19.99 per month without cable.”
— MLB Official Statement, March 26, 2026
Sources
- MLB.com – Official Mariners.TV launch announcement and pricing details for 2026 season.
- Seattle Times – Comprehensive guide to watching Mariners games across all platforms and providers.
- KOMO/NBC Sports – Cable channel listings and streaming options for Pacific Northwest viewers.
