How to Watch Mariners at Reds (April 17): Stream MLB Live, TV Channel

The Cincinnati Reds host the last game of the season against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday. Watch free on Fubo.

The Cincinnati Reds hots the Seattle Mariners for the rubber match of this only series of the season between these interleague squads on Thursday afternoon. Both teams have been playing well lately winning four of their last five games. The Reds won the first game of this series 8-4 after Austin Hayes went off with four RBIs highlighted by a three-run homer. That ended a four-game winning streak for Seattle. The Mariners returned the favor by tying this series on Wednesday with a 5-3 victory. That loss for the Reds also ended their own four-game winning streak to drop them back to .500. This should be another tight game as the Mariners are only favored by -120 this afternoon.

How to Watch Seattle Mariners at Cincinnati Reds Today:

Game Date: Thursday, April 17 2025

Game Time: 12:40 p.m. ET

TV: FS1, FanDuel Sports Network Indiana

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The Mariners got even on Wednesday behind the power of catcher Cal Raleigh who hit two homers from each side of the plate. Raleigh has been incredibly prolific lately hitting five homers in his last five games. As if that wasn’t enough, he hit the career milestone of 100 homers on Wednesday night. Dylan Moore collected two hits to add two more runs and the Mariners were up 5-0 before the Reds got in the game. Bryce Miller got his first win of the season after going five scoreless innings while only giving up three hits while striking out eight. The Reds had all of their success against the bullpen.

Cincinnati will have a great chance to bounce back today though and win this series by starting Brady Singer. The righty is a perfect 3-0 in his first three starts of the season with a 3.18 ERA. Singer got the win in his last start against the Pittsburgh Pirates going five innings while only giving up two hits but three runs. The Mariners will counter with Emerson Hancock. The righty will likely like to get his season debut back. He went just .2 innings at the end of March against the Tigers and gave up six runs for his ERA to balloon up to 81.00. The good news is that that number is likely to go drastically down today.

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