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What Channel Is MASN On?

Find out where to watch MASN on your TV or streaming service so you never miss live Baltimore Orioles games, pregame shows, and local sports coverage.

When fans in the Mid-Atlantic put on an Orioles game, they almost certainly tune in to Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, better known as MASN. The regional sports network (RSN) has long served as the TV home of the Baltimore Orioles, delivering in-market game broadcasts, pregame coverage, and team-focused programming.

MASN spent years also televising the Washington Nationals, but that era is officially over. With the Nationals leaving the network ahead of the 2026 MLB season, MASN is now exclusively focused on Orioles baseball. For viewers, this shift raises practical questions about availability, channel placement, and what actually changes when it comes time to watch games.
Because MASN is an RSN, tracking it down can be trickier than flipping on a standard national channel. Your access changes depending on your exact location and TV provider. Below, I’ll show you exactly where to find the channel, the best ways to stream it, and what Orioles fans can expect moving forward.

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What channel is MASN on near me?

Finding MASN on your TV guide isn’t always straightforward. As a regional sports network, MASN lacks a universal channel number across all TV providers. Cable services like Verizon Fios and Xfinity assign the network different slots depending on your exact location.

The one major exception is DIRECTV, which places MASN on Channel 640 nationwide. To save you the hassle of scrolling through your TV guide, I broke down the MASN channel numbers for major U.S. cities in the table below. If your hometown provider isn’t listed, use our zip code tool to find your exact channel lineup.

MASN channel numbers in major U.S. cities

City DIRECTV channel Verizon Fios channel Xfinity channel
Albuquerque, NM 640
Anchorage, AK 640
Atlanta, GA 640
Austin, TX 640
Bakersfield, CA 640
Baltimore, MD 640 77 4
Boston, MA 640
Bronx, NY 640
Brooklyn, NY 640
Buffalo, NY 640
Charlotte, NC 640
Chicago, IL 640
Cincinnati, OH 640
Cleveland, OH 640
Colorado Springs, CO 640
Columbus, OH 640
Dallas, TX 640
Denver, CO 640
Detroit, MI 640
El Paso, TX 640
Fort Lauderdale, FL 640
Fort Worth, TX 640
Fresno, CA 640
Honolulu, HI 640
Houston, TX 640
Indianapolis, IN 640
Jacksonville, FL 640
Kansas City, MO 640
Las Vegas, NV 640
Los Angeles, CA 640
Louisville, KY 640
Memphis, TN 640
Miami, FL 640
Milwaukee, WI 640
Minneapolis, MN 640
Nashville, TN 640
New Orleans, LA 640
New York, NY 640
Oklahoma City, OK 640
Orlando, FL 640
Philadelphia, PA 640
Phoenix, AZ 640
Pittsburgh, PA 640
Portland, OR 640
Sacramento, CA 640
Salt Lake City, UT 640
San Antonio, TX 640
San Diego, CA 640
San Francisco, CA 640
San Jose, CA 640
Seattle, WA 640
St. Louis, MO 640
St. Paul, MN 640
Tampa, FL 640
Tucson, AZ 640
Washington, DC 640 77 42

Data effective as of post date.

Find a TV provider with MASN

For those outside the cities listed above, there’s a solution. Enter your zip code to pinpoint MASN on cable and satellite providers in your town.

Get MASN with cable or satellite TV

Most cable and satellite services operating within MASN’s regional footprint carry the network. Major providers like Cox, Verizon Fios, and Xfinity offer the channel, but you won’t find it on Spectrum or DISH.

If you live in the broadcast area, MASN is typically part of your cable provider’s expanded channel suite. But it’s not guaranteed on every plan, as you often need a higher-tier package to tune in.

Provider Type Price MASN Details
Cox Cable $20.00–$184.00/mo. View Plans for Cox

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DIRECTV Satellite $89.99–$169.99/mo. View Plans for DIRECTV

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DISH Satellite $89.99–$119.99/mo. View Plans for DISH

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Optimum Cable $15.00–$140.00/mo. View Plans for Optimum

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Spectrum Cable $40.00–$110.00/mo. Check Availability

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Verizon Fios Cable $105.00–$149.00/mo. View Plans for Verizon

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Xfinity Cable $55.00–$125.00/mo. View Plans for Xfinity

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Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Get MASN with a live TV streaming service

If you plan to stream the Orioles this season, you have to pick your platform carefully. Heavyweight live TV streaming services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV don’t offer MASN.

Right now, DIRECTV and Fubo stand alone as the only major streaming providers to carry the channel. Just prepare your wallet before checkout, as both options feature a hefty regional sports fee to access the channel.

Provider Type Price MASN Details
DIRECTV Streaming $89.99–$169.99/mo. View Plans for DIRECTV STREAM

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Fubo Streaming $14.99–$94.99/mo. View Plans for FuboTV

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Hulu + Live TV Streaming $88.99–$99.99/mo. View Plans for Hulu

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Sling TV Streaming $19.99–$60.99/mo. View Plans for Sling TV

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YouTube TV Streaming $82.99/mo. View Plans for YouTube TV

Read YouTube TV review

Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Stream directly with MASN+

The MASN Plus logo on a black background.

MASN now offers a direct-to-consumer streaming service called MASN+. This standalone subscription unlocks 24/7 live access to the MASN channel for $19.99 per month, or you can grab the $99.99 Season Pass to cover the entire baseball calendar. Either way, you get up to three simultaneous streams to catch every in-market Orioles game without needing a live TV service.

You can download the MASN app on almost any device, including Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and mobile platforms. Best of all, MASN+ acts as a free streaming perk for existing TV subscribers. If your current cable or satellite package already includes MASN, just log in to the app using your provider credentials to start streaming immediately.

What’s on MASN?

MASN serves as the exclusive regional home for all non-nationally televised Baltimore Orioles games. Since the Washington Nationals departed the network in early 2026, the channel now dedicates its entire baseball lineup to the O’s. You can expect wall-to-wall coverage of the franchise from Opening Day through the final game of the regular season.

Beyond live game broadcasts, MASN delivers comprehensive pregame and postgame shows, classic team documentaries, and local sports programming. It’s the ultimate TV destination for local fans. The coverage area officially spans Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, and Washington, D.C., plus sections of Pennsylvania and North Carolina.

MASN channel guide FAQ

What's the cheapest way to get MASN?

The absolute cheapest way to get MASN is through the network's standalone streaming service, MASN+. At $19.99 per month, this direct-to-consumer app completely undercuts the price of traditional live TV packages.

How can I watch MASN for free?

There's no reliable way to watch MASN for free on a regular basis. But you can use free streaming trials from live TV providers like DIRECTV and Fubo to catch a few games. Of course, availability still depends on your location.

Is MASN on Amazon Prime Video?

No, MASN isn't available as a standalone channel or add-on through Amazon Prime Video.

How can I watch Orioles games outside the MASN region?

If you live outside the multi-state Mid-Atlantic broadcast territory, you can't subscribe to MASN or MASN+. Instead, out-of-market fans must sign up for MLB.TV or MLB EXTRA INNINGS to watch most Baltimore Orioles games live.

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