SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) — The Minnesota Twins can now be found on MidcoTV once again, as well as on the Minnesota Twins’ brand new streaming service.
According to a press release, Twins games will be available to MidcoTV customers in South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. The agreement with MLB also enables MidcoTV to continue carrying Colorado Rockies games in the Rapid City region.
“We are excited to share with our passionate Twins fans that an agreement has been reached with Major League Baseball to carry this season’s games on MidcoTV,” Midco President and Chief Operating Officer Ben Dold said in a news release. “At Midco, we know how important MLB is to our video customers and we are excited to provide this content they love.”
The MidcoTV agreement was announced on Thursday, March 27. The Minnesota Twins first regular season game is set for 3:15 p.m. CT on Thursday, March 27.
Twins.TV
A new streaming service will broadcast all locally-distributed Twins regular season games in 2025 is here in time for opening day.
According to a news release, Twins.TV will be available throughout Twins Territory (Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, western Wisconsin and Iowa) on television via cable, satellite and multichannel video providers, or streamed via the MLB.TV platform. Twins.TV will be available on similar streaming platforms in which Twins Baseball has been carried in the past.
The channel for Twins.TV will change per provider but will likely be in a channel lineup around other sports programming, like MLB Network. Specific channels will be announced later this offseason. To find your channel to watch Twins. TV you can check out the website here.
- Twins.TV Yearly Subscription for $99.99
- Twins.TV Monthly Subscription for $19.99 per month
- MLB.TV All Teams + Twins.TV Subscription for $199.99
“Beginning with Opening Day, Twins fans can finally watch our games where, when and how they choose with Twins.TV Presented by Progressive,” Twins Executive Chair Joe Pohlad said in a news release. “This is a day we have been eagerly anticipating. We are truly ecstatic to deliver this unprecedented access to Twins Baseball for our fans throughout Twins Territory all season long. We are grateful to our partners at Major League Baseball and excited to work with them on this new era of broadcast excellence in 2025 and beyond.”
Last year, Minnesota Twins fans that had cable subscriptions with Midco weren’t able to watch games for a majority of the season. Midco provided customers a $4 credit after a dispute with Diamond Sports Group, owner of what was formerly known as Bally Sports.
In October 2024, the Twins announced the contract with Bally Sports North had ended and they would switch to MLB’s direct-to-consumer streaming option.
