The Texas Rangers have reached multiyear agreements with several distributors that will broadcast games in the team's five-state television territory.

In the creation of Rangers Sports Network and, more importantly, a handful of multi-platform broadcasting deals they announced Tuesday, they believe

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Texas Rangers have announced some games this season will return to free, over-the-air channels. In Lubbock, games will air on KMYL My Lubbock TV and KLCW Lubbock CW.

The Rangers television deal has finally come together. On Tuesday, the club announced details for the club’s 2025 television game broadcasts on Rangers Sports Network (RSN), the creation of which was announced on Monday.

The Texas Rangers are expected to announce traditional broadcast deals to further expand the club's accesibility via cable providers.

On Monday, the Texas Rangers announced the creation of Rangers Sports Network (RSN). The company will produce and distribute all of the team's television broadcasts for the upcoming season. Distribution is the keyword as local stations will vie for a chance to snag the Rangers' local TV rights.

With baseball season inching closer, the Texas Rangers have announced that they will be providing fans with a new TV network that will run all Rangers games for the 2025 season. The team announced the channel will be called the “Rangers Sports Network” and will distribute games along with other baseball

The Texas Rangers have formed a business entity to produce and broadcast the team's games. Why it matters: The Rangers Sports Network will oversee on-air talent, camera and audio staff and the technical staff behind all local game broadcasts.