The Texas Rangers are making their regional game broadcasts available directly to consumers in a streaming package they say is the first step in providing multiple viewing options after several seasons of access issues.

DALLAS - Texas Rangers fans will be able to watch games this season on the Victory+ streaming platform. The Dallas Stars launched Victory+ in September after parting ways with Bally Sports Southwest. The Texas Rangers also ended their contract with Bally with the goal of offering multiple viewing alternatives for 2025.

In the wake of its previously announced split from its legacy RSN, the Texas Rangers have a deal in place that will allow fans in the local market to stream the club’s games throughout the 2025 MLB season and beyond.

The Texas Rangers are making their regional game broadcasts available directly to consumers in a streaming package that will cost $100 for the season.

A new way to watch the Texas Rangers is here. On Wednesday morning, the Rangers and A Parent Media Co. Inc. (APMC), owner of Victory+, announced a multi-year streaming partnership, making Victory+ the streaming home for all Rangers games beginning with the 2025 MLB season.

We have good news for Texas Rangers fans on the television broadcast front. Per Evan Grant, the Rangers have agreed to a multi-year deal to have Texas Rangers games streamed on Victory+, with the price point being at $100 for the season.

Texas Rangers fans will have a new way to watch their team in 2025, as the club announced it is joining the Victory+ streaming platform. The move follows the Rangers’ leaving Bally Sports.

The Rangers are planning to announce a streaming agreement for the 2025 season, reports Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. The team is set to join Victory+, the provider that also carries the NHL’s Stars.