Brewers Games on TV: Cable Deals & Streaming Options

0:00It's March 25, I'm Cory with the Story. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, driven by AI and built for fans. Brewer's fans have some good news on watching games this season. After months of uncertainty about TV channels, a few major cable providers have locked in deals to carry the broadcasts. That means no more blackouts for folks on Comcast's Expinity, Charter Spectrum, or TDS Telecom in key areas like Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay. After this week, details emerged on specific channels for these providers. Comcast's Expinity users tuned to Channel 1263. Charter Spectrum varies by region, for example, Channel 319 in Madison and Milwaukee, or 327 in places like Green Bay and La Ha, Cross. TDS Telecom has options like Channel 242 in the Cross, or 610 in Madison. TDS Telecom from fans have been mostly relieved, though not everyone is covered yet. Many in Wisconsin and nearby spots can now catch every pitch without switching services.

1:05But if you're on a different provider, like direct TV or dish, you still in limbo, waiting for more announcements that could shape next year's lineup. 2. The latest update simplifies things for streaming fans as well. You can sign up directly through Brewer's TV for $99.99 for the full season, or just $19.99. A month. It's a solid backup while cable deals keep rolling out. With baseball heating up, expect more channel news soon to get every fan in the game.