Subscriptions to new Twins broadcast platform, Twins.TV, now available
Subscriptions to Twins.TV went on sale on Tuesday morning, offering fans the chance to watch regular-season games on the Twins’ new direct-to-consumer streaming option for less than a dollar a game.
Produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, it’s the team’s new streaming option after breaking ties with FanDuel Sports Network North (formerly Bally Sports North) after last season. It can be streamed without blackouts in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa and western Wisconsin.
The Twins expect around 151 of its 162 regular-season games to be available on the service, every game that is not broadcast nationally. Cost is $99.99 for the season, and fans who purchase that package before April 1 will receive half off on tickets to certain home games in April and May.
A monthly costs $19.99 and can be canceled at any time as no contract is required.
“This is a momentous day for the Minnesota Twins and our fans as, together with Major League Baseball, we begin delivering the ability for Twins fans to watch our games where, when and how they choose,” Twins president and CEO Dave St. Peter said in a release.
For fans with cable, satellite and multichannel video providers, more information about how to watch Twins games during the upcoming season will be released ahead of Opening Day on March 27.
A list of frequently asked questions about the Twins’ new television home and their answers can be found on the team’s official website.
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Subscriptions to new Twins broadcast platform, Twins.TV, now available
Subscriptions to Twins.TV went on sale on Tuesday morning, offering fans the chance to watch regular-season games on the Twins’ new direct-to-consumer streaming option for less than a dollar a game.
Produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, it’s the team’s new streaming option after breaking ties with FanDuel Sports Network North (formerly Bally Sports North) after last season. It can be streamed without blackouts in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa and western Wisconsin.
The Twins expect around 151 of its 162 regular-season games to be available on the service, every game that is not broadcast nationally. Cost is $99.99 for the season, and fans who purchase that package before April 1 will receive half off on tickets to certain home games in April and May.
A monthly costs $19.99 and can be canceled at any time as no contract is required.
“This is a momentous day for the Minnesota Twins and our fans as, together with Major League Baseball, we begin delivering the ability for Twins fans to watch our games where, when and how they choose,” Twins president and CEO Dave St. Peter said in a release.
For fans with cable, satellite and multichannel video providers, more information about how to watch Twins games during the upcoming season will be released ahead of Opening Day on March 27.
A list of frequently asked questions about the Twins’ new television home and their answers can be found on the team’s official website.
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