⚾️ Frozen in the swing, full season energy.
Watch the Anchorage Glacier Pilots online for free through the Borealis Broadband stadium cam, or catch them in person when they host the Mat-Su Miners next.
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | July 1, 2026
Anchorage baseball fans don’t need a ticket, or even a seat, to catch the Glacier Pilots in action.
Thanks to a live stadium cam hosted by Borealis Broadband, anyone with an internet connection can tune into Mulcahy Stadium in real time and watch the Pilots play for free. At BorealisBroadband.net, the Glacier Pilots Cam lets fans watch the game live with a clean, straight-on view of the field.
It’s a quiet little revolution in access: a way for fans across the state, from Anchorage to Utqiagvik, to keep up with one of the Alaska Baseball League’s most storied teams without making the drive. For families, night-shift workers, or anyone priced out of constant in-person games, it’s an easy win.
But let’s be honest. There’s still nothing like being there.
The crack of the bat sounds different in person. The light lingers longer. And, Mulcahy Stadium, tucked in near the Chester Creek greenbelt, carries that distinctly Alaskan mix of community ballpark and summer ritual.
If you’re planning to catch the next game the old-fashioned way, here’s what to know:
The Anchorage Glacier Pilots take the field Thursday, July 2, 2026, against the Mat-Su Miners. First pitch is set for 6:00 p.m. at Mulcahy Stadium in Anchorage.
The reigning 2025 Alaska Baseball League champions, the Mat-Su Miners, ready for another run.
Tickets at Mulcahy Stadium are affordable and straightforward: kids ages 0–2 get in free, kids 2–12 and seniors 65+ pay $5, adults pay $8, and 3rd base box seats are $10 if available. General admission includes access to the grandstand, bleachers, and beer patio, and season passes are available for $100. Active military personnel and their families may also receive free general admission to home games thanks to team sponsors, though that offer is not valid for the 4th of July.
And if you’re holding out for something bigger, the July 4 doubleheader against the Anchorage Bucs, complete with a late-night fireworks show, promises one of the season’s marquee events.
For those tracking stats, rosters, or standings, the team’s official landing page offers live updates throughout the season, while social media provides a steady stream of game-day highlights and community moments.
Whether you’re watching from your couch or from the bleachers, one thing is clear: Glacier Pilots baseball remains one of Anchorage’s most accessible and enduring summer traditions.
Free if you want it. Priceless if you show up.
