- Cal Raleigh ’60 Home Runs’ Bobblehead Giveaway is this Saturday!
In the club’s home territory footprint — Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska — regular-season games that haven’t been picked up as a national broadcast will be on the following channels:
Comcast/Xfinity
- 1261
DirecTV
- 687
Charter/Spectrum
- 130 (Billings, Butte-Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula)
- 318 or 414 (Spokane)
- 414 (Seattle-Tacoma, Medford-Klamath Falls, Portland, Yakima-Kennewick)
Astound Broadband / Wave
- 37/737 (Seattle)
- 46/126 (Bellingham)
- 46/246 (Camano Island)
- 31/131 (Chelan)
- 31/737 (Depoe Bay)
- 37/737 (Duvall)
- 31/737 (Echo Lake)
- 31/737 (Entiat)
- 41/541 (Lewis County)
- 25/125 (Port Angeles)
- 30/130 (Port Orchard)
- 33/733 (Port Townsend)
- 38/738 (Salem)
- 43/738 (Sandy)
- 38/738 (Silverton)
- 57/157 (Stevenson)
- 31/737 (Whidbey Island)
TDS
- 27 and 627 (Bend and Lapine)
- 32 and 132 (Madras and Prineville)
- 1276 and 276 (Coeur d’Alene)
- 243 (TDSTV+)
Other distributors will be announced soon.
More Mariners TV information 📺If you’re in our home territory (WA, OR, ID, MT, AK) and have cable, satellite or an internet TV provider, Mariners TV will be available on the below distributors and channels (more providers still to be announced). These channels will appear soon… pic.twitter.com/sI6uAIIhHb
— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) March 26, 2026
Essentially, the club expects, fans who have the same cable and satellite packages that included Mariners games last year will be included this year. A full channel finder (by ZIP code + provider) will be available on Thursday morning at Mariners.com/Watch…