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Mariners Secure Free Games on KING Five

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Seattle Mariners secure free broadcast deal with KING five, reaching millions across multiple states. The deal starts April tenth, offering an over-the-air option amidst broadcast chaos. KING five outbids competitors to secure rights, bringing back classic TV vibe. The slate includes games against Texas, San Diego, and Chicago, with a new pre-game show launching on Wednesdays.

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Mariners Secure Free Games on KING Five

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Seattle Mariners News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mariners Secure Free Games on KING Five. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 30th, the Seattle Mariners just locked in a deal with Kang-5 to broadcast 10 gains for free this season, reaching over 4 million. Households across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and Hawaii. It kicks off April 10th against the Houston Astros at T-Mobile Park, giving fans a solid over-the-air option amid all the broadcast chaos. This comes right after the team shut down Root Sports Northwest last September, and jumped into MLB's new media setup for Mariners TV and streaming. MLB now handles production for the Mariners and 13 other teams, but last week's cable negotiations left details hanging until opening day, scrambling a lot of viewers. Fans were frustrated with Apple TV and Peacock grabbing two weekend games exclusively, adding to the mix-up for local folks. Kang-5, Outbid, Chi-RO7, and a Fox 13 to snag these rights, bringing back that classic TV vibe everyone misses. The slate runs through August, hitting matchups like Texas on April 17th, San Diego on May 15th, and Chicago on August 21st.

1:06All. With the usual crew, Aaron Goldsmith, Antimentink, and the rest calling the action. They'll even launch a new pre-game show called On Deck on Wednesdays. It's a win for Pacific Northwest fans craving easier access, strengthening that team bond without the hassle head to Mariners.com slash watch for. The full line of details. That's the story for today Seattle Mariners News today, driven by AI.

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