How to watch Mariners games on TV in 2025 with & without cable: Full Streaming Guide

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The Seattle Mariners have reported to spring training and game action is right around the corner. While some hoped for major offseason moves to generate additional excitement, the team remains largely intact from the previous season. However, with plenty of upside and opportunities for bounce-back performances, there are still many reasons to be excited about watching the Mariners take the field.

As they gear up for another season, fans have a variety of options to follow the action live. Whether tuning in through traditional cable, cutting the cord with streaming services, or utilizing over-the-air broadcasts, there are numerous ways to catch every game in 2025. This guide provides a breakdown of the best viewing options to ensure fans stay engaged throughout the season.

How to watch Mariners games on TV in 2025 with & without cable: Full Streaming Guide

ROOT SPORTS Northwest – The home for local Mariners fans

Before the regular season begins, Mariners fans can catch early gameplay as the team announced 15 Cactus League Spring Training games will be available via webcast on Mariners.com and ROOT SPORTS Northwest. This gives fans an opportunity to see the team before Opening Day.

Much like the Mariners' roster, which emphasizes continuity, ROOT SPORTS Northwest will be running it back with its existing platforms for the 2025 season. While many fans are eager for expanded streaming options, ROOT SPORTS has confirmed that efforts are underway to broaden availability. However, for now, the most reliable choices remain as follows:

For fans in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, ROOT SPORTS Northwest can be accessed through both cable and streaming services.

Cable Options for Mariners Games in 2025

  • Xfinity
  • Spectrum
  • Dish Network
  • DIRECTV

Streaming Options for Mariners Games in 2025

  • DIRECTV STREAM (Choice Package or higher)
  • Fubo (Requires at least the Pro Plan to access regional sports networks, including ROOT SPORTS Northwest)
  • Apple TV+ (Specific games for 2025 have yet to be announced. Last season, the Mariners had five games on Apple TV+, sign up here if you want to be prepared for when there will be a Mariners broadcast.)

DIRECTV STREAM and Fubo provide live game broadcasts along with DVR options, allowing you to watch on your schedule. Fubo is by far the local favorite, click here to sign up for a free trial.

Some Mariners games will be featured on national networks, giving fans additional ways to tune in. These include:

  • ESPN
  • Fox (Available with an over-the-air antenna)
  • FS1
  • TBS
  • MLB Network

While streaming services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV carry many of these channels, they do not include ROOT SPORTS Northwest, meaning they won’t provide full-season access to Mariners games.

Channel

Mariners Coverage Area

ROOT SPORTS Northwest

Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska

ESPN

Nationwide (select games)

Fox

Nationwide (select games; available over-the-air)

FS1

Nationwide (select games)

TBS

Nationwide (select games)

MLB Network

Nationwide (select games)

Apple TV+

Nationwide (select games)

For those living outside the Mariners’ regional broadcast area, MLB.TV may be your best choice. It offers live streaming of all out-of-market games. However, due to local blackout restrictions, fans within the Seattle area will not be able to stream live games.

Key Considerations Before Choosing a 2025 Viewing Option for Mariners

  • Blackout Restrictions: Always verify local blackout rules before subscribing to a streaming service.
  • Subscription Tiers: If ROOT SPORTS Northwest is your priority, ensure your package includes it.
  • Device Compatibility: Confirm that your streaming service is supported on your TV, tablet, or mobile device for a seamless experience.

With more viewing options than ever before, Mariners fans can stay connected to their team throughout the 2025 season. Whether you choose DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, MLB.TV, or national broadcasts on Fox and Apple TV+, you have plenty of ways to enjoy M's baseball.

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