Astros vs. Mariners: TV channel, ALDS prediction, time, live stream ...
The second-round series between these two AL West rivals continues on Thursday
www.cbssports.comHere’s the latest on how to watch the Astros vs. Mariners.
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National/regional options: In 2026, matches between Houston and Seattle have aired on a mix of regional sports networks and national platforms depending on the game and market. For example, games in Seattle have been shown on local RSNs and national streams when applicable, with some games on ESPN+/ABC or TBS in select rounds. For the specific game you’re interested in, check your local listings for the exact channel and streaming option this week, as it can change by date and regional rights.[2][4][8]
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Local market (Mariners fans in Seattle area): Expect a regional telecast on your local Mariners network or a streamed option carried by your cable/satellite provider, plus possible national availability for weekend games. If you’re traveling or don’t have the local RSN, a national service carrying MLB games (like MLB.TV, subject to blackout rules) may be available.[5][2]
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Online and streaming: MLB games are often available via MLB.TV (subject to regional restrictions), and some games air on national networks that offer live streams through their apps or partner streaming services. Always verify current blackout rules for your location before subscribing.[9][5]
Illustrative example
- If the game is broadcast on a national network, you could watch via the network’s app or through a streaming platform that carries that network. If it’s local-only, you’d watch via the Mariners’ regional channel or MLB.TV with blackout considerations.[3][2]
If you’d like, I can look up the exact broadcast channel and streaming option for the specific date you have in mind (give me the date and your location or streaming service preferences), and I’ll provide a precise, up-to-date viewing guide with links.
Citations
- Example broadcast formats and networks historically associated with Astros–Mariners games, including regional and national options.[4][8][2]
- Local market and streaming considerations for Mariners games, including RSN and MLB.TV context.[2][5]
- General MLB streaming and blackout considerations for online viewing.[5][9]