MLB Network Radio

Check out the full schedule and find out how to tune in for every game.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

Tune in to the home team or away team feeds.

SiriusXM’s MLB Network Radio is giving listeners the chance to win postseason tickets with a trivia contest.

SiriusXM’s Jim Bowden, Jim Duquette, Kevin Frandsen, Dani Wexelman, and Grant Paulsen host special programming from Globe Life Field in Arlington, TX.

Both teams’ game broadcasts are available to stream anywhere with the SiriusXM app and web player.

Both teams’ game broadcasts are available to stream anywhere with the SiriusXM app and web player.

Both teams’ game broadcasts are available to stream anywhere with the SiriusXM app and web player.

Both teams’ game broadcasts are available to stream anywhere with the SiriusXM app and web player.

MLB Network Radio is available on satellite channel 89 and on the SiriusXM app, plus 30 play-by-play channels.

The game at Minute Maid Park begins March 28 at 4pm ET.

The game at Citi Field begins March 29 at 1:40pm ET.

This year, MLB Network Radio’s annual Spring Training Tour begins February 26 and continues through March 13.

Pay homage to the late civil rights leader with tributes in sports and music.

Get more of the 24/7/365 baseball coverage you count on.

Tune in to live play-by-play of both teams’ home and away feeds.

Tune in to every game of the NLCS on the SiriusXM App and car radios.

It’s time to head to the Lone Star state for a Texas-only American League Championship Series.

Listen to both the home and away feeds for every game of the series.

Listen to both the home and away feeds for every game of the series.

Listen to both the home and away feeds for every game of the series.

Listen to both the home and away feeds for every game of the series.

Catch every pitch of Game 2 of the series at Tropicana Field today (October 4) at 3pm ET.

SiriusXM is your home for everything MLB Postseason, including the most comprehensive national audio coverage available.

Verlander previously won two World Series titles with the Astros.

Including exclusive interviews with key members of the team.

Plus, Big Papi talked about Shohei Ohtani, Major League Baseball’s recent rule changes, and more.

“I paid the price and if I don’t get to the Hall of Fame, there’s absolutely no one to blame but myself.”

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Experience our SiriusXM Sports Community on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.

MLB Network Radio honors Scully’s remarkable career with ‘Vin Scully: Voice of Generations.’

Hear live broadcasts of the 92nd All-Star Game Presented by Mastercard and much more.

Hosted by Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick, Season 3 explores integration, the forces that created baseball’s segregation and more.

Hear this exclusive podcast series showcasing the history of the Negro Leagues and highlighting the people and events that shaped them during a time of segre...

Dave Martinez sat down with MSNBC’s Chuck Todd and looked ahead to the 2020 MLB season, reflected on his historic second season with the Nationals, and...

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The Dodgers and Astros are battling now for a World Series championship, and you can catch all the action on MLB Network Radio.

From the biggest stories of the first half of the MLB regular season to interviews with the best players in all of baseball, SiriusXM covered the entire fiel...

Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber joined Morning Men to talk World Series and more.

The Chicago Cubs are the 2016 World Series champions.

Chicago Cubs strike back, take Game 5 at Wrigley. World Series heads back to Cleveland.

The Chicago Cubs evened the World Series at one game apiece Wednesday evening in Cleveland.

A lot has changed between 1908 and 2016 but there’s always been a Bill Murray watching baseball.

Corey Kluber silenced the Chicago Cubs’ bats and Roberto Perez brought the thunder for Cleveland’s offense in Game 1 of the World Series.

FiveThirtyEight statistician Nate Silver says his result does not take curses into account.