How to Watch Guardians vs. Mariners: Sunday Night Baseball on Peacock (March 29)
Sunday Night Baseball is live on Peacock this week with one of MLB's biggest games.
Sunday night is for baseball this spring, and Peacock is your home for some of the biggest games this season. First up for the inaugural Sunday Night Baseball game this year? It’s the Cleveland Guardians taking on the Seattle Mariners, live from Seattle — and live on Peacock.
Sunday Night Baseball will be a staple of NBC Sports’ spring lineup, joining the Sunday night primetime sports slot alongside Sunday Night Football games from the NFL and Sunday Night Basketball games from the NBA. With part of the MLB season overlapping with the end of the NBA season, Sunday Night Baseball will largely stream on Peacock for the first several weeks — before also sliding over to broadcast and taking over the NBC slot once the NBA season wraps.
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NBC Sports will have two marquee MLB games each week, starting off the day with MLB Sunday Leadoff in the morning, then the primetime Sunday Night Baseball game at night.
How to Watch Cleveland Guardians vs. Seattle Mariners?
NBC Sports’ first installment of Sunday Night Baseball gets underway on Sunday, March 29 with Cleveland Guardians vs. Seattle Mariners. The game will stream live on Peacock, with first pitch scheduled for 7 p.m. ET.
The game will feature two of last year's best teams, looking to build on last season’s success, as seven-time All-Star Jose Ramirez and the Guardians take on 2025 home run leader Cal Raleigh and the Mariners. Both teams won American League division titles last season, and are hoping to repeat this year — and both squads have their sights set on a postseason run this year.
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Broadcasters in the booth for Guardians vs. Mariners on Peacock
This week’s Sunday Night Baseball announcers include play-by-play voice Jason Benetti and analysts Rick Manning and Ryan Rowland-Smith. Manning has served as an MLB analyst for Cleveland since 1990, making him the longest tenured commentator in team history. Ahmed Fareed will host the Guardians-Mariners pregame show.




