The 2025 season kicks off on Thursday with the Twins playing in St. Louis.

Hours before the first pitch, Major League Baseball, which is producing and distributing Twins games, announced deals with DIRECTV, Xfinity/Comcast, Spectrum and Midco and other providers.

Here are the major metro providers you can catch the Twins on, with the channels included:

DIRECTV: 668 or 668-3

Xfinity/Comcast: 1261

Spectrum: 428

Spectrum Wisconsin: 319

Midco: 638

Fubo: Stream

While Fubo will stream the Twins, there is not a deal in place with YouTube TV, Sling, Philo or Hulu + Live TV to show Twins games at this time. 

DISH Network is also not carrying the games to open the season.

More than 20 linear distributors had already signed on to carry the Twins. Don’t see your carrier listed? Use the Twins channel finder here by plugging in your zip code and selecting your provider to see if it carries the Twins.

More information, including a FAQ, can be found at twins.com/watch.

For fans who do not have cable or satellite, or whose provider doesn’t carry the Twins broadcasts, the team is available to stream blackout free for the first time via Twins.TV. Monthly subscriptions are $19.99, while an entire season will be $99.99. In addition, an MLB.TV + Twins.TV subscription will run fans $199.99 for the season and will include out-of-market games, as well as Twins games. More than 150 games are expected to be broadcast on Twins.TV.

A free trial for Twins.TV is available for viewers wanting to test out the streaming product. You can stream the games on your phone or television.

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