The Minnesota Twins revealed on Tuesday that Twins.TV, their direct-to-consumer streaming service, will be available again for the 2026 season. This platform lets fans watch all 162 regular season games live and on demand, offering an alternative to traditional broadcast options. The announcement came just as the team gathered for Spring Training in Fort Myers, Florida, signaling a renewed focus on providing accessible viewing options for supporters.
Subscription Plans and Viewing Options for Twins.TV
Fans interested in following the Twins in 2026 can purchase a full-season Twins.TV subscription for $99.99, which includes no blackouts for viewers within the team’s local market. Alternatively, monthly access is available at $19.99, granting viewers access to games played during that month, with the exception of nationally televised matchups. Subscribers signing up for the full season receive a complimentary April monthly pass as well.
Twins.TV can be accessed on a wide range of devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and through the MLB app on both Apple and Android smartphones and tablets. In addition to streaming, the service will be offered on select cable, satellite, and multi-channel providers, though details on provider availability remain limited at this time. Fans can use a zip code locator on twins.com/watch to find out which options are accessible in their area.
Spring Training Broadcasts Available on FOX 9
Before the regular season begins, viewers have the opportunity to watch nine Spring Training games broadcast on FOX 9 and FOX 9+. These early games offer fans a preview of the team’s performance ahead of the official season start. The schedule includes games against the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Puerto Rico WBC team, Tampa Bay Rays, Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Phillies, and Toronto Blue Jays. Broadcast times are at 12:05 p.m. for all listed dates, with most games airing on FOX 9+, and several on FOX 9.
- Feb. 25: vs. Boston Red Sox (FOX 9+)
- Feb. 27: vs. New York Yankees (FOX 9+)
- Mar. 4: Puerto Rico WBC (FOX 9+)
- Mar. 12: vs. Boston Red Sox (FOX 9+)
- Mar. 14: vs. Tampa Bay Rays (FOX 9)
- Mar. 16: vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (FOX 9+)
- Mar. 19: vs. Philadelphia Phillies (Spring Breakout) (FOX 9+)
- Mar. 20: vs. Toronto Blue Jays (FOX 9)
- Mar. 24: vs. Boston Red Sox (FOX 9+)
Broadcast Team and Special Features of Twins.TV
Cory Provus returns as the primary play-by-play announcer for Twins.TV broadcasts. He will be joined by lead analyst and Twins Hall of Famer Justin Morneau. A new addition to the broadcast team for 2026 is Paul Molitor, another former Twins great, who will serve as an analyst. Other familiar faces include Glen Perkins, Trevor Plouffe, and Denard Span, all of whom contribute their expertise as analysts throughout the season.
The service promises engaging features like the Ump Cam, providing a unique view from behind the plate, and live player interviews to enhance the fan experience. Exclusive programming such as Warning Track Walks and The Mor-u-neau will also make a comeback, offering deeper insights and special segments tailored for Twins followers.
Changes in Team Leadership and Season Prospects
The 2026 season begins amid significant changes in the Twins’ management and leadership. After a 70-92 record in 2025, Rocco Baldelli was dismissed as manager after seven seasons. Derek Shelton, previously the bench coach, has been promoted to manage the team. Meanwhile, Derek Falvey, who served as the President of Baseball and Business Operations, recently parted ways with the Twins mutually. These leadership changes mark a new direction for the organization as it works toward improvement.
On the field, key players like starting pitchers Pablo Lopez and Joe Ryan are expected to lead the rotation once again. Established contributors including center fielder Byron Buxton and infielder Royce Lewis remain integral parts of the roster as the Twins aim to advance their competitiveness in the American League.
The Importance of Streaming Services for Fans
The revival of Twins.TV in 2026 provides the Minnesota Twins’ fan base with a dedicated platform for comprehensive and convenient access to games. By offering multiple subscription options, including monthly and full-season plans, the team is accommodating varying levels of fan engagement. The inclusion of multiple viewing devices and a presence on traditional cable and satellite providers broadens accessibility for viewers across the region.
As broadcasting technology evolves, services like Twins.TV signal an ongoing shift toward digital consumption of live sports, allowing fans to stay connected directly with their team in real time. This development could also influence how other MLB franchises approach streaming media options in future seasons.
