Best 5 Ways to Watch Seattle Mariners Without Cable

Depending on where you live, there are many ways to watch Seattle Mariners without cable, including Sling, Vidgo, DirecTV Stream, Fubo TV, or Hulu.

But the big variable there is where you live. Watching live sports in 2023 is a complicated business — the offerings change whether you’re in market or not.

If you live in the Seattle Mariners TV market, most events air on KCPQ-DT. KCPQ-DT is available on streamers like Sling and Vidgo.

If you live farther away but still want to watch Seattle Mariners, most events air on KCPQ-DT, FS1, fubo MLB Extra Innings Seattle Mariners, fubo MLB Extra Innings Texas Rangers, fubo MLB Extra Innings Houston Astros, MLB Network Game A Streaming, ROOT Sports Northwest, KCPQ, ROOT Sports Northwest PLUS and ROOT Sports Northwest PLUS SD Feed. You can get access on Sling, Vidgo, DirecTV Stream, Fubo TV, and Hulu.

Pair your streaming subscription with a VPN like ExpressVPN (or read more about our other top VPN picks) to watch all the games — regardless of blackout region.

If you just want to watch national broadcasts, our team’s pick for most people to watch Seattle Mariners, is Sling. Here’s why:

• Sling is available at the lowest monthly price point: $40.
• Sling carries the most upcoming Seattle Mariners events — 3 of them in the next month.
• Sling offers 4 simultaneous streams so more than one person can watch Seattle Mariners at once on the same account.
• Sling is available in every region of the United States. (Viewers in blackout zones can access Sling with a VPN, like ExpressVPN — or one of our other top VPNs.)

But if Sling doesn’t work for you, no need to stress. We also found 4 other ways to watch Seattle Mariners without cable.

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How to watch Seattle Mariners without cable

Top pick: Watch Seattle Mariners on Sling

If you're looking for the best way to stream Seattle Mariners, Sling is our team’s top pick. Sling is the best way for most people to watch Seattle Mariners because it offers the ideal combination of price, channels, and features. It also carries the most Seattle Mariners events — 3 of them in the next month. Sling plans start at $40. Our Sling plans and pricing article breaks down all of the Sling plans.

You can also get channels like on Sling: A&E, AMC, AXS TV, BBC America, Bloomberg Television, Cartoon Network, Cheddar, Cheddar Big News, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, EPIX Drive-In, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, Food Network, Freeform, Fuse, HGTV, History, IFC, Lifetime, Newsy, TBS, TNT, Travel Channel, Tribeca Shortlist, Viceland.

Sling is available on devices like: AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, iOS, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox, Xbox One.

Our Sling review also includes more about why our team loves Sling. Then, check out what’s live on Sling now in our TV Guide.

Budget pick: Watch Seattle Mariners on Hulu

If you’re on a budget, Hulu is the best choice for watching Seattle Mariners without cable. Of all the streamers we review, Hulu plans start at: $7.99. Our Hulu plans and pricing article breaks down all of the Hulu plans.

Channels included with Hulu: A&E, AMC, AXS TV, BBC America, Bloomberg Television, Cartoon Network, Cheddar, Cheddar Big News, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, EPIX Drive-In, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, Food Network, Freeform, Fuse, HGTV, History, IFC, Lifetime, Newsy, TBS, TNT, Travel Channel, Tribeca Shortlist, Viceland.

Hulu is available on devices like: AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, iOS, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox, Xbox One. Read more about Hulu device support.

Region-blocked pick: Watch Seattle Mariners on Sling with ExpressVPN

If you are live in the same city as the Seattle Mariners or outside of the United States, you could have a hard time watching Seattle Mariners on Sling. Why? Sports are among the most difficult events to watch live without cable because of the limits placed on regional sports markets.

In this case, the surest way to watch Seattle Mariners is with a VPN. It’s not very complicated. You simply need to join a server in a region where Seattle Mariners games are available on Sling and sign up for a Sling account if you don’t already have one. Then you can watch to your heart’s content — wherever you are in the world.

The most premium VPN is ExpressVPN. ExpressVPN isn’t the cheapest VPN on the market, but it is the option that makes watching Seattle Mariners the easiest — with servers in nearly 100 countries. But if you’d like to consider other VPN options, read about our top VPN picks.

Local pick: Watch Seattle Mariners with an antenna

Another way to watch Seattle Mariners If you live in the same city as it with an OTA antenna. This doesn’t work for every event, but if you’re located nearby and local networks carry the event you’re after, an antenna could be the cheapest way to watch Seattle Mariners without cable.

Best of all, an antenna doesn’t require a subscription. Purchase the hardware and you’ll be able to watch local broadcasts as long as the antenna keeps working. Not sure which antenna to buy? Read our OTA antenna guide.

Other options for watching Seattle Mariners: Vidgo, DirecTV Stream, and Fubo TV

Your Seattle Mariners fandom might be different than ours, and that’s just fine. There are still plenty of great options for watching Seattle Mariners without cable, like Vidgo, DirecTV Stream, and Fubo TV.

Watch Seattle Mariners on Vidgo

Vidgo is a great way to watch Seattle Mariners without cable.

Vidgo plans start at $64.95. Our Vidgo plans and pricing article breaks down all of the Vidgo plans.

Channels included with Vidgo: A&E, AMC, AXS TV, BBC America, Bloomberg Television, Cartoon Network, Cheddar, Cheddar Big News, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, EPIX Drive-In, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, Food Network, Freeform, Fuse, HGTV, History, IFC, Lifetime, Newsy, TBS, TNT, Travel Channel, Tribeca Shortlist, Viceland.

Vidgo is available on devices like: AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, iOS, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox, Xbox One.

Watch Seattle Mariners on DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream is a great way to watch Seattle Mariners without cable.

DirecTV Stream plans start at $74.99. Our DirecTV Stream plans and pricing article breaks down all of the DirecTV Stream plans.

Channels included with DirecTV Stream: A&E, AMC, AXS TV, BBC America, Bloomberg Television, Cartoon Network, Cheddar, Cheddar Big News, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, EPIX Drive-In, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, Food Network, Freeform, Fuse, HGTV, History, IFC, Lifetime, Newsy, TBS, TNT, Travel Channel, Tribeca Shortlist, Viceland.

DirecTV Stream is available on devices like: AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, iOS, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox, Xbox One. Read more about DirecTV Stream device support.

Watch Seattle Mariners on Fubo TV

Fubo TV is a great way to watch Seattle Mariners without cable.

Fubo TV plans start at $74.99. Our Fubo TV plans and pricing article breaks down all of the Fubo TV plans.

Channels included with Fubo TV: A&E, AMC, AXS TV, BBC America, Bloomberg Television, Cartoon Network, Cheddar, Cheddar Big News, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, EPIX Drive-In, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, Food Network, Freeform, Fuse, HGTV, History, IFC, Lifetime, Newsy, TBS, TNT, Travel Channel, Tribeca Shortlist, Viceland.

Fubo TV is available on devices like: AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, iOS, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox, Xbox One. Read more about Fubo TV device support.

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How to watch upcoming Seattle Mariners games

This week, you have three chances to watch Seattle Mariners — and multiple streamers are carrying the games. On Sat Sep 23 2023, Seattle Mariners faces off with Texas Rangers at 12:00 AM. You can watch on Sling or four other options: Vidgo, DirecTV Stream, Fubo TV, or Hulu.

We update this section of our website every day, so bookmark this page to check back and find out when to watch Seattle Mariners and on which streaming platforms.

How to bet on Seattle Mariners games

Want to get some action on today’s Seattle Mariners game? Flixed has partnerships with the best legal sportsbooks to give you great offers to bet on the Seattle Mariners at BetMGM, DraftKings, WynnBET, and more. See below for the best sportsbook promos in your state to bet on Seattle Mariners moneyline, point spread, total, props and more.

Seattle Mariners Odds

If you open up your favorite sportsbook app (especially BetMGM) to bet on the Mariners you’ll see a number of different types of bets you can make. Below you’ll learn about each type of wager so you can make the most information bet on the Mariners.

Mariners Spread

The point spread, or simply “spread”, is a type of bet that involves the number of points a team is expected to win (or lose) by. Below is an example of a point spread in a Seattle Mariners game.

• Mariners -6.5 (-110)
• Cardinals +6.5 (-110)

In this example the Mariners is the favorite, meaning they are expected to win the game specifically by 6.5 points. We know half points don’t exist, but in the above example the Mariners would need to win by 7 or more points for a bet on them to win. If they win by less than 6 points, the Cardinals will have covered the spread and a bet on them would win. The numbers after the spread are the odds you would get on that bet, in this case -110. That means that if you bet $11 on the Mariners and they won by 7, you’d win $10.

Mariners Moneyline

A moneyline bet is the simplest bet you can make - it is simply a bet on whichever team you think will win the game outright. Because there is no point spread to handicap the teams to account for differences in quality, the odds on either team will vary more drastically based on how big of a competitive mismatch oddsmakers believe the game is. Below is an example of a Mariners moneyline:

• Mariners -275
• Cardinals +220

The +/- indicate the favorite and the underdog, similar to with the point spread. In this case the Mariners would be considered the favorite to win the game at -275 and the Cardinals would be the underdog at +220. The differences in odds are a reflection of how good the Mariners are compared to the Cardinals. In this case, a $27.50 bet on the Mariners would only win you $10 if they win the game. Conversely, to win the same $10 betting on the underdog, you’d only need to wager roughly $4.50.

Learn more about these types of bets and sports betting terms in our Sports Betting Glossary!

Mariners Total (Over/Under)

The total, or over/under (o/u), is a type of bet that is based around the total number of points scored in the game by both teams combined. Below is an example of a total bet in a Seattle Mariners game:

• Mariners vs Cardinals Total: 49
  • Over 49 (-110)
  • Under 49 (-110)

A bettor will either bet over or under on the total provided. If you bet the over, the combined score of both teams would need to be greater than 49 points for that bet to win. Conversely, if the total combined points is less than 49, the under would win. If the total lands on exactly 49 points, that is called a push and you would receive your stake back. Again, the -110 are the odds you get on either side of the total, in this case an $11 bet would win you $10.

Mariners Prop Bets

Prop, or proposition, bets are types of bets that pertain to a specific player, event, or game statistic. These bets can be over a specific game or the entire season. There are a few different types of prop bets - player props, game props, team props, and novelty props. Below are examples of prop bets in a Seattle Mariners game:

• Mariners RB to record over 59.5 rushing yards - Player Prop

This bet is similar to a total in that you can bet the over or the under on the total rushing yards set. In this case, the above wager is that the Running Back for the Mariners will rush for 60 yards or more. This is a player prop because it pertains to a specific player’s performance.

• Mariners vs Cardinals to combine for over 4.5 touchdowns - Game Prop

This bet again is similar to a total bet in that you can bet the over or the under on the total number of touchdowns set. In this case, the above wager is that both teams will score a combined 5 touchdowns or more in the game. This is a game prop because it pertains to a combined stat for both teams for the duration of the game.

• Mariners to score over 22.5 points - Team Prop

Again, we see our familiar format of the total bet where we are able to wager on the over or under of a specific stat or number. In this case, we are betting that the Mariners will score 23 or more points in this game, regardless if they win or lose. This is a team prop because it pertains to the performance of only one team and not on the outcome of the game.

• Color of the Gatorade Bath Blue - Novelty Prop

These bets are most popular during major game and championship events like the Super Bowl. In the bet above, we are wagering that the color of the Gatorade dumped on the winning coach to be blue. These bets typically have very low limits, meaning you can’t bet large amounts on them. Other popular novelty props are the length of the national anthem, who the MVP of the game will thank first, the number of times a certain phrase is mentioned during the broadcast, and more.

Want to jump in and start wagering? BetMGM has the best offers on Mariners odds and prop bets.

Our takeaway: Sling is the best way to watch Seattle Mariners

You don’t need to shell out for a cable subscription to watch Seattle Mariners games live. Our top pick for watching Seattle Mariners is Sling. But if you’re in a geo-blocked region, you could also try out a VPN subscription — or get yourself an antenna to watch Seattle Mariners locally.

Davan Hamilton • Editor

Davan Hamilton is an editor and writer based in Jacksonville, FL. Holding a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, her writing spans a wide range, from essays on film criticism and analysis to surreal poetry. Now, she works for Flixed as an editor, continuing to ignore the list of passion projects she’s accumulated. When she’s not glued to her computer, you can find her building endless amounts of Lego sets, binge-reading manga, or playing with (fighting) her cat.