The majority of Pirates games air on SportsNet Pittsburgh (SNP), the team’s regional sports network.
National broadcasts can be found on ESPN, FOX, FS1, MLB Network, NBC, and TBS.
Streaming options include SNP 360 for in-market fans and MLB.TV for out-of-market viewers.
Select games will be exclusive to streaming services like Apple TV+ (Friday Night Baseball) and Peacock (Sunday Night Baseball).
Radio broadcasts are available on 93.7 The Fan, KDKA-AM 1020, the MLB app, and SiriusXM.
Why this matters: Staying informed about broadcast options ensures fans don't miss key games as the Pirates aim for their first playoff appearance since 2015.
Most Pirates games are broadcast on SportsNet Pittsburgh, covering Western Pennsylvania and parts of Ohio and West Virginia. SNP also offers pre- and post-game shows.
How to Watch: Available through traditional cable providers or the direct-to-consumer streaming service, SNP 360 ($21.99/month or $99.99 for a six-month season pass).
National networks will pick up select Pirates games throughout the season. These games may have exclusive broadcast windows, meaning they won't be available on SNP.
Networks: ESPN, FOX, FS1, MLB Network, NBC/Peacock, TBS
Streaming: ESPN app, Fox Sports app, Bleacher Report add-on via HBO Max
SNP 360: The go-to option for local fans to stream Pirates games in-market. Includes Pittsburgh Penguins NHL games as well.
MLB.TV: Ideal for out-of-market fans. A subscription provides live and on-demand games for all teams, but local blackout restrictions apply.
Apple TV+: Streams Friday Night Baseball.
Peacock: Streams Sunday Night Baseball.
For fans on the move, Pirates games can be heard on the radio.
Flagship Stations: 93.7 The Fan and KDKA-AM 1020
Additional Options: MLB app and SiriusXM
Q: How can I watch Pirates games in Pittsburgh?
The best option is SportsNet Pittsburgh (SNP) through cable or the SNP 360 streaming service.
Q: I'm not in Pittsburgh. How can I watch the games?
MLB.TV is your best bet for out-of-market games, but blackout restrictions may apply.
Q: Will any games be on national TV?
Yes, check the schedule for games on ESPN, FOX, FS1, MLB Network, NBC/Peacock, and TBS.
Q: Can I listen to the games on the radio?
Yes, tune into 93.7 The Fan or KDKA-AM 1020.
Fans have multiple options to watch Pirates games in 2026, including regional, national, and streaming services.
Local fans should consider SNP 360 for in-market streaming.
Out-of-market fans can use MLB.TV, but blackout restrictions apply.
Keep an eye on national broadcast schedules for games on ESPN, FOX, and other networks.
Don't forget the radio broadcasts on 93.7 The Fan and KDKA-AM 1020 for when you're on the go.
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