What channel is Philadelphia Phillies games on Saturday? How to watch, stream

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The Philadelphia Phillies continue a three-game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates on May 17 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
What time do the Phillies play today?
The Phillies face the Pirates at 6:05 p.m. on May 17. Philadelphia right-hander Zack Wheeler (4-1, 2.95) will face Pittsburgh right-hander Carmen Mlodzinski (1-3, 5.20).
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What channel is the Phillies game on tonight?
The first game will be broadcast on NBCSP. The radio broadcast will be on 94WIP and WDEL 101.7 FM/1150 AM.
How can I livestream the Phillies' game?
If you live in the Philadelphia television market, NBCSP will stream the game on nbcsportsphiladelphia.com and the NBCSP app. NBCSP is also available on FuboTV, Hulu, Peacock and YouTube TV.
The game will also be available on MLB.TV to those with streaming packages. You can also stream the radio broadcasts with MLB Audio.
How can I watch the Phillies on Apple TV+?
The Phillies will be on Apple TV+ this season, but you'll need a subscription if you want to watch it. A monthly subscription to Apple TV+ is $9.99. However, Apple TV+ offers a free trial with the requirement of an email or Apple ID.
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Here is the date the Phillies will be on Apple TV+. More dates will be added later in the season.
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This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: How to watch, stream the Phillies-Pirates game

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