Mariners.TV Is Here, and You Can Stream Every Game This Season With a Free Week
This is it. Starting right now, there's a brand new way to watch Mariners baseball all season long, and honestly, it's a game changer for fans in the Pacific Northwest. Mariners.TV just dropped for 2026, which means you can stream regular-season games with zero blackouts (aside from national exclusivities) straight to your phone, tablet, or TV. No more scrambling to find a feed. MLB made in-market streaming available for 22 clubs, and the M's are one of them.
Get a Week Free, Then Pick Your Plan
Here's the move: every single package comes with a 7-day free trial. Cancel whenever you want, no questions asked. That means you can test drive the whole thing without spending a dime.
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New users get a FREE $10 just for signing up — no deposit required to claim it.
👉 Claim Your Free $10 at KalshiOnce you're ready to commit, the pricing breaks down like this:
- Mariners.TV Seasonal Package: $99.99
- Mariners.TV & MLB.TV Package: $199.99
- Mariners.TV Monthly Package: $19.99
- Mariners.TV & MLB.TV Monthly Package: $39.99
To set up your account, head to MLB.com or grab the MLB app on whatever device you've got handy. Don't have a login yet? Creating one is free, and they won't ask for a credit card upfront.
Watch the M's Across the Northwest
If you live in the Mariners' home territory (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska), you're covered. MLB is producing and distributing local games for 2026, and they'll show up on a bunch of cable providers depending on where you are. Comcast, DirecTV, Spectrum, Astound Broadband, Wave, and a handful of smaller regional carriers all have the games lined up on specific channels.
Plus, the M's and KING 5 TV just announced a 10-game over-the-air agreement starting April 10. That means you can watch free on broadcast TV. Games kick off against Houston on April 10 at 6:40 p.m., then Rangers on April 17, and the schedule keeps rolling through August with matchups against the Padres, Diamondbacks, Red Sox, Blue Jays, Giants, Twins, Rays, and Cubs.
Your Mariners Are Ready
The roster is stacked with familiar faces. Cal Raleigh was the 2025 AL home run leader, and All-Star Julio Rodríguez is locked in and ready to go. This season, you're not going to want to miss a single game.
So grab that free trial, get your account set up, and get ready to catch every pitch this season. The M's are here to play.
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