If you’ve kept an eye on the Texas Rangers this offseason you might’ve heard that watching them play will be a little different this year.
The team’s broadcasting landscape has changed dramatically since last October when MLB announced the Rangers would be leaving Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports Southwest.
Since then, the team announced the Rangers Sports Network (RSN), a new venture that will produce and broadcast Texas' games. The Rangers have subsequently inked deals with traditional cable providers, as well as with streaming service Victory+ to expand their local broadcast footprint.
Here’s how to watch the Texas Rangers in 2025:
Cable and satellite providers
RSN has partnered with several traditional providers to air Rangers' games in Dallas. Customers of DirecTV, U-Verse, Spectrum and Astound Broadband will be able to watch the RSN channel which will air about 135 games this year.
For specific channel numbers and more information about individual providers go to rangers.com/tunein.
Streaming options
More digitally inclined Rangers fans will be able to watch RSN on Victory+, the same streaming platform that currently hosts Dallas Stars games. While the Stars’ games air for free on the platform, the Rangers Sports Network will cost fans $100 for all 150 local broadcast games.
FuboTV is another streaming option for RSN. The streaming platform will offer Rangers Sports Network as a standalone subscription that can be locally paired with a Fubo Free plan or Latino plan. This would include the same games available to cable customers.
Over the air
For the first time since 2014, the Rangers will air games as free over-the-air broadcasts. The club’s television schedule has 15 games, nearly all Friday home games, set to be televised on KDAF CW33 for viewers in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. These can be watched using an antenna.
For over-the-air availability in other areas of the Rangers' TV territory go to rangers.com/tunein.
National broadcasts
A number of Texas Rangers games will air exclusively on national broadcasts throughout the season. This includes three games on AppleTV+, one game on ESPN, five games on Fox and two on Roku.
Out-of-market viewers
For Rangers fans living outside of the team’s TV territory, all local broadcasts will be available on MLB.TV. The single team package costs $129.99 for the year while the service’s All-Teams offering (except for local blackouts) costs $149.99 for a year.
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