The technology for tracking balls and strikes and challenging the human umpires behind home plate is making its Major League Baseball debut this season.

The Mariners announced Thursday a new service to bring the team's games to fans on cable, streaming, and satellite without blackouts.

The Mariners.TV Seasonal Package, which allows fans to stream regular-season games in the Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, Montana and Hawaii territory with no blackouts (subject to national exclusivities), is available for $99.99, so subscribe now!

Seattle native and two-time All-Star Corbin Carroll is an outfielder for the U.S.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has been announced as the cover athlete for Baseball Hits 26, a game presented by Ares Interactive that will be available for free on mobile devices soon

Just a few months before the Seahawks won the Super Bowl, the Mariners won the Divisional Championship. Now this year's season is in sight, with the M's playing their first spring-training game in Arizona in six days.

This is big news for the international tournament and baseball fans.