Watch Seattle Mariners Games Anywhere in US Without Cable – How to Live Stream

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I can watch every Seattle Mariners game without needing a cable subscription, no matter where I live in the US.

In a hurry? With or without cable, watching the MLB is a bit complicated. But if you live in or around the Pacific Northwest, you can get Root Sports Northwest with these great options:

Fubo

Known for its outstanding sports coverage, Fubo’s 150+ live TV channels provide a broad selection that appeals to most people. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

DIRECTV STREAM

The king of RSNs, this is the streaming service for MLB, NBA, and NHL fans with its Choice Plan. New customers get a 5-day free trial with DIRECTV STREAM.

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The Seattle Mariners have the northwest part of the country to themselves and, as a result, have one of the majors’ largest geographical regions. However, that fan support has not resulted in much success as the club has had one of the most challenging histories of any team. This includes being the only franchise to have never played in the World Series.

However, Seattle broke a decades-long playoff drought in 2022. So, what will the future hold?

If you want to find out, you should gain access to Root Sports Northwest, the regional sports network that broadcasts Mariners games to those located in its broadcast area. If you are there, you can subscribe to DIRECTV STREAM ($114.99/month) or Fubo ($94.98/month) to access it.

On the other hand, if you are outside of the Mariners’ blackout area, MLB.TV ($24.99/mo) is where you want to go to watch most of those same game broadcasts. You can get it with Fubo.

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Schedule and Start Times for Today’s Seattle Mariners Game(s)

See our Seattle Mariners Today guide for details about the next game.

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Mariners TV Channels

Root Sports Northwest is the regional sports network (RSN) that broadcasts a high percentage of Seattle Mariners games. It is usually more than 95%.

It is available in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. During the winters, the channel’s focus turns to the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers and NHL’s Seattle Kraken.

It is when the Mariners are shown elsewhere that things become less straightforward. If a Mariners game is being showcased on national or regional television, check out your local Fox, ABC, and NBC affiliates as well as the MLB Network, ESPN, TBS, and Fox Sports 1 (FS1).

If it is not being shown on any of those channels, Apple TV+ and Peacock Premium may have selected it for an exclusive stream. These will be on Fridays and Sundays.

Ultimate Guide: How to Watch the Seattle Mariners Without Cable

Mariners games appear on several channels although the vast majority will be on Root Sports Northwest.

Streaming

Roughly speaking, there are two ways to stream the Mariners. You can stream them through live TV channels and directly.

Stream the Seattle Mariners Today With Fubo: A Step-by-Step Guide

Fubo ($94.98/month) offers access to local Fox, NBC, and ABC affiliates as well as ESPN and FS1 to those who subscribe to its base plan although note that TBS is not available. Another of the available channels is Root Sports Northwest for those situated in the Northwest. If you want to be able to watch the MLB Network as well, you need to get an add-on that has that channel, such as Fubo Extra ($7.99/mo) or Sports Plus with NFL RedZone ($10.99/mo).

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The base plan comes with unlimited cloud DVR storage and streaming on up to 10 devices at home and 2 away. For more information, see our Fubo review.

Watching the Seattle Mariners With DIRECTV STREAM: Plans and Pricing

DIRECTV STREAM (formerly AT&T TV) offers its Choice plan ($114.99/month) subscribers with all regional sports networks that it carries and that are local to the subscriber. In Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana, this includes Root Sports Northwest. Any Mariners games on Fox, NBC, ABC, MLB Network, ESPN, FS1, and TBS may also be viewed here.

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All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR storage (online sign-up required) and streaming on unlimited devices at once. See our DIRECTV STREAM review for more information.

Mariners fans not in the Northwest should also consider Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month), Sling TV ($60.99/month), and YouTube TV ($82.99/month). Those streaming services carry the channels necessary for you to watch most Mariners games that are not being shown on Root Sports Northwest.

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A small number of Mariners games will be streamed exclusively.

• Apple TV+ ($9.99/mo): Streams some Friday Mariners games every year. Note that these are exclusive streams, meaning that those games will not be shown on any television channel.
• Peacock Premium ($7.99/month): Has partnered with MLB to exclusively stream some games every season, which will most likely include several Mariners contests. These will generally be played on Sundays. (Peacock review)
• ESPN+ ($10.99/month): Offers numerous streams of MLB games throughout the season. With that said, keep in mind that blackout restrictions still apply to those in the Northwest. (ESPN+ review)

Free Viewing With Antenna

When the Mariners are being broadcast on network television for a national or regional audience, an antenna is all that you need to watch the game. Also keep in mind that should Seattle play in the World Series for the first time, all of those historic games will be on Fox.

See our HD antenna guide for more information.

Devices and Apps for Streaming Seattle Mariners Games

DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, and MLB.TV supports these devices:

MLB.TV and Fubo also support Xbox gaming systems. There are other supported devices. See our streaming reviews for details.

Everything You Need to Know About the Seattle Mariners

The Seattle Pilots had just a one-year stint in Major League Baseball, in 1969, before moving to Milwaukee and becoming the Brewers. But the Emerald City was determined to return to the majors. Eight years later, the expansion Mariners started playing American League games. They were placed in the West Division, where they have remained.

However, when you take away a short successful period from 1995-2001, the Mariners have had, to be blunt, a depressing history. It took until 1991 for the team to break the .500 mark for the first time. That year’s squad went 83-79.

Crazily, that stretch started on the heels of the Mariners tying the major league record for wins in a season with 116 victories in 2001. However, that campaign ended in heartbreaking fashion at the hands of the New York Yankees in the AL Championship Series. The Bronx Bombers also defeated Seattle in the ALCS in 2000.

Seattle’s other ALCS appearance came in 1995. The Mariners beat the Yankees, 3-2, in the AL Division Series that year before falling to Cleveland, 4-2, in the ALCS.

However, the Mariners have had some good teams during its past playoff-less drought, winning 90+ games on three occasions, 93 in 2002 and 2003 and 90 in 2021, and posting winning marks in eight of those 20 years.

As for that 2021 campaign, the Mariners took the playoff race down to the final day of the season before finally being eliminated. Seattle’s 90-72 record was better than eventual world champion Atlanta’s 88-73 mark.

The 2022 season was impressive for the Mariners as they made it to their first postseason since 2001. They managed a 90-72 winning record. The Mariners beat the Toronto Blue Jays in the Wild Card Series. However, they lost to the eventual champion, the Houston Astros, in the American League Division Series.

In 2023, the Mariners posted a record of 88-74 which was only good for a third-place finish in their AL West division standings. They failed to make the postseason for the 22nd time in 23 seasons.

Seattle has only had two home stadiums, the Kingdome (1977-99) and T-Mobile Park (1999-present).

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Our Choice

For Mariners fans, Fubo is hands down the best option, especially if you’re in the Seattle area. It offers great streaming quality with minimal buffering, plus it has all the right channels, including local sports networks for watching every game. The DVR setup is super easy to use and lets you record multiple games – something I found lacking with other services. It works on pretty much any device, so you can catch the action wherever you are. Sure, it costs a bit more, but it’s totally worth it for the sports content you get. If you’re outside the area, adding MLB.tv gives you full access to all the games, making this combo the ideal solution for any Mariners fan.

FAQs

Is it possible to watch Mariners games for free?

If you are located outside of the Northwest, you can watch Mariners games for free whenever they are featured on the MLB.TV Free Game of the Day. Otherwise, you can watch nationally or regionally broadcast Mariners games on Fox, ABC, and NBC with an antenna at no cost.

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Alanna Baker was the Streaming Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in comprehensive streaming coverage across various genres, with a particular focus on sports and Sling TV offerings. With a background in literature and education, coupled with extensive experience in media and law, Alanna brings a unique perspective to the streaming industry.

Her expertise stems from being an early adopter of various entertainment technologies, from mail-order Netflix to modern streaming platforms. Alanna's in-depth knowledge of Sling TV's modular service and her ability to cover diverse streaming content make her a key expert in navigating the complex landscape of modern streaming options, especially in sports and entertainment.

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