Whether you're settling in at home for a weeknight game, catching up on your commute, or following along from out of town, there are more ways to watch the Baltimore Orioles in 2026 than ever before. Here's everything you need to know to never miss a pitch.
TV: MASN Is the Home of Orioles Baseball
The Mid-Atlantic Sports Network has been the exclusive television home for Baltimore Orioles games since 2007, and 2026 marks its 20th consecutive season as Birdland's primary broadcast partner. Every available regular season game airs live and in high definition on MASN.
This year brought a significant change for Orioles fans: the Washington Nationals departed MASN after the 2025 season, meaning MASN is now exclusively an Orioles network during the baseball season. Fans get more access to their team than at any point since 2005.
MASN's coverage area is one of the largest among all professional sports, reaching households across a seven-state territory from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to Charlotte, North Carolina.
The 2026 MASN broadcast team:
Kevin Brown returns as the primary TV play-by-play voice for his eighth season with the club. Hall of Famer Jim Palmer — in his 34th season as a MASN analyst and his 63rd year connected to the organization — and former No. 1 overall draft pick Ben McDonald provide color commentary. Ryan Ripken, son of Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr., joins as an analyst for select games. Rob Long anchors pre- and postgame studio coverage, with Melanie Newman returning as a host.
Where to find MASN on cable and satellite:
- Comcast/Xfinity: Check local listings (varies by region)
- DirecTV: Channel 640
- Dish Network: Check local listings
- Fios: Check local listings
Streaming: Your Options Inside and Outside the Market
For fans inside MASN's market (Maryland, DC, Virginia, and surrounding states):
MASN+ is the direct-to-consumer streaming option launched in April 2025. At $19.99 per month or $179.99 per season, it gives cord-cutters access to every Orioles game live without a cable subscription, plus MASN's full programming library, Orioles Classics, and O's Xtra content. It streams on Roku, Fire TV, and mobile devices.
Fubo is the other primary option for in-market streaming. It's one of only two live TV streaming platforms that carries MASN, making it a natural choice for Orioles fans who want MASN alongside other sports networks.
For fans outside MASN's market:
MLB.TV is the standard solution — every out-of-market game, live and on demand. New subscribers can now purchase MLB.TV through ESPN, which includes a one-month free trial of ESPN Unlimited. Note that standard blackout rules apply: if you're within MASN's coverage area, those games will be blacked out on MLB.TV, which is why MASN+ or Fubo is the right call for local fans.
National TV games:
A handful of Orioles games each season are broadcast nationally and are available without a MASN subscription:
- Apple TV+: Friday Night Baseball games throughout the season (free, no subscription required)
- ESPN / ABC: Weeknight and weekend national windows
- Fox / FS1: Saturday afternoon games
- Peacock: Select Sunday games
- TBS: Tuesday night national games
Radio: The Orioles Radio Network
All 162 regular season games air on the Orioles Radio Network, which broadcasts on more than 30 stations across six states.
Baltimore flagship stations:
- 98 Rock (97.9 FM) — primary radio home
- WBAL NewsRadio (AM 1090 / FM 101.5) — co-flagship
The 2026 radio broadcast team:
Brett Hollander returns for his seventh season as a lead play-by-play announcer. Josh Lewin — a longtime national broadcaster who got his start in Baltimore in 1994 — joins in his first year with the club, serving as a play-by-play voice while also working UCLA football and basketball out of season.
Streaming radio: Games can be streamed on the Gameday Audio platform at Orioles.com, the MLB At Bat app, and locally through the WBAL Radio App.
The MLB App
The MLB app is one of the most useful tools for following the Orioles on your phone. It provides live game tracking with pitch-by-pitch updates, box scores, standings, and video highlights. In-market audio streaming is free with a basic account. Video streaming requires a subscription, subject to the same blackout rules as MLB.TV.
Follow Along on Baltimore Sports Feed
Baltimore Sports Feed covers the Orioles throughout the season with live scores, morning game previews, and AP-style game recaps published automatically within 30-60 minutes of every game ending.
During a game: The live score strip at the top of the homepage shows the current score, inning, outs, and baserunner situation in real time. Click or tap the score card to open the Gamecenter, which includes live play-by-play and a box score updated throughout the game.
Morning of each game: A preview goes live by 7am ET with the day's probable pitchers, each team's recent form, and broadcast information.
After each game: A full recap publishes within an hour of the final out, grounded in real box score data in AP wire style.
To get all of this delivered automatically, subscribe to the Baltimore Sports Feed newsletter or enable push notifications — you'll get a recap link the moment it goes live, and a morning preview notification on game days.
Camden Yards: Attending Games in Person
Oriole Park at Camden Yards remains one of the best ballparks in baseball. Single-game tickets are available through the Orioles' official site and secondary markets including SeatGeek and Vivid Seats. The Orioles schedule features 81 home games from late March through September.
A few things worth knowing before you go: the park opens 90 minutes before first pitch, the B&O Warehouse beyond right field remains one of baseball's most iconic backdrops, and Eutaw Street between the warehouse and the park is a great place to watch batting practice and catch a home run ball.
Baltimore Sports Feed covers every Orioles game with live scores, morning previews, and same-night recaps. Follow along at baltimoresportsfeed.com and subscribe for automatic updates.