After an impressive playoff run last season, many fans are eager to catch the Seattle Mariners’ games on television this year. The team recently announced new broadcasting plans for the 2026 season, with Major League Baseball handling production and distribution through streaming, cable, and satellite TV.
The Mariners have revealed their broadcasting strategy for the upcoming season after ending their partnership with Root Sports Northwest in 2025. Fans who prefer traditional cable or satellite services will have access to a dedicated Mariners TV channel, similar to the previous setup with Root. Details regarding specific providers and channel information will be disclosed closer to the start of the season.
- For those without cable or satellite subscriptions who enjoy streaming games on various devices, the team will offer a new direct-to-consumer streaming platform called “Mariners.TV.” This platform will enable viewers in Washington state, Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, Montana, or Hawaii to watch live Mariners games.
- Streaming access via the MLB app will be priced at $99.99 per year or $19.99 per month for the 2026 season, with subscriptions becoming available on Feb. 10. Fans residing outside the Mariners’ home market will have the option to watch games through the standard MLB.TV package.
With these new broadcasting options in place, fans can look forward to an exciting season ahead, filled with plenty of opportunities to catch the Mariners in action, whether on cable, satellite, or through the team’s exclusive streaming platform.
