How to Watch Pittsburgh Pirates Games: TV Channels, Streaming Options, and Out-of-Market Access

Whether you’re a die-hard member of the “Buccos” fan club or just looking to kick back and enjoy America’s pastime, catching all 162 Pittsburgh Pirates regular-season games might pose a challenge. But fear not, we’re here to guide you through the ins and outs of how to watch every pitch in the 2026 season.

For the local folks in Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, tuning in to SportsNet Pittsburgh is the way to go. But if you’re outside that region, national TV channels like ESPN, Fox, FS1, MLB Network, and TBS will have you covered.

If you’ve cut the cord, streaming Pirates games is still a breeze. The SNP 360 app offers local viewers direct access to SportsNet Pittsburgh content through a TV provider or subscription. And if you’re already subscribed to SportsNet Pittsburgh via cable or satellite, SNP 360 might already be at your fingertips. The app offers a Season Pass for $99.99 every six months or a Monthly Plan for $21.99, giving you access to Pirates and Penguins games galore.

For those of you not in the Pittsburgh market, MLB.TV’s got your back. With a yearly subscription of $149.99 or a monthly option at $29.99, you can catch all the out-of-market Pirates games live or on-demand.

And for the radio enthusiasts out there, tune in to local stations 93.7 The Fan and KDKA-AM 1020 for the flagship broadcasts of Pirates games. Can’t catch it on the radio? No worries, the MLB app and SiriusXM have also got you covered.

So grab your gear, settle into your favorite viewing spot, and get ready to cheer on the Pirates all season long!