Reports: Oregon State Baseball Partners With Top TV Station To Broadcast Home Games For 2025 Season

The Oregon State baseball team will soon be more accessible to fans on television and streaming platforms.

The Beavers have announced a new partnership with Portland’s CW, which will broadcast at least 18 of their home games for the 2025 season. This deal ensures that about one-third of Oregon State’s games will be available to viewers in the Portland area.

In addition, the games will be streamed live on KOIN.com, providing a way for fans outside Portland and the Willamette Valley to follow one of Oregon’s premier sports programs.

“We’re thrilled to team up with Portland’s CW to highlight our nationally recognized baseball program,” said OSU athletic director Scott Barnes. “We are dedicated to creating a schedule that challenges our student-athletes and have secured a partnership that will deliver the coverage Beaver Nation wants for this championship program.”

Next season, the Beavers will play an independent schedule for the first time since the Pac-12 Conference disbanded due to college football realignment. This new schedule is expected to feature more intriguing and high-profile matchups than in previous seasons. While the schedule has not been officially released, it is nearly finalized, with only a few opponent contracts pending.

Coming off a 45-16 record and a run to the Lexington Super Regional last season, the Beavers are anticipated to have another strong team despite losing several key players to graduation and the MLB draft, including No. 1 overall pick Travis Bazzana and their top two starting pitchers. The team is expected to be ranked in the preseason national polls.

“We’re excited for Beaver Nation to join us at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field next season,” said OSU coach Mitch Canham. “For those who can’t make it to the games, this partnership with Portland’s CW will offer a great way for our fans to watch the home games.”

The television network will also broadcast six Oregon State football games in 2024, including the season opener against Idaho State on August 31.

Previously, most of OSU’s baseball games were shown on the Pac-12 Network, which ceased operations when the Pac-12 Conference dissolved.