Brewers' New Streaming Home: MLB.TV

0:00On April 7th, Brewer Spans, starting this year, all your local games are under Majorly Baseball's direct control after that regional sports. Network Folded. No more fan duel Wisconsin, now it's brewers.tv through MLB.com. In market season pass runs $99.99 or grab the full MLB.tv package for $199.99. $99.99 to catch out of market action too. As cheaper than standalone MLB.tv at $149.99. Cable and satellite folks got channels locked in right before opening day. Think Channel, 1263 on Expendity, 670 on Direct TV. Or, varying spots like 308 on Spectrum depending on your area, over the air antennas pick up some games on local stations like Channel 6 and Milwaukee. People log in for the app isn't live yet, but MLB says it'll drop soon, fixing those away from home blackouts.

1:00Fans are adapting quick, with streaming making it easier for core cutters, though some grab about extra subs for special games. Picture this. May 4th at the Cardinals on Fox Sports 1, June 26th, versus the Cubs on Apple TV. Or that August 23rd, Little League. Classic against the Braves on ESPN. First time Brewers hit Sunday Night Baseball since 2022, played neutral site for 2005. Hundred Kids and Families. Announce your cruise day steady. Jeff Levering handles main TV play by play in his 12th season. Bill Schroeder analyzes home games after 30 plus. Years, Sophia Miner owns the sidelines for 14 years. Radio side has Lang Grindel and Josh Morris splitting duties, with Vinny Ratino and Tim Diller jumping in for RoTV gigs. Bottom line, with a streaming or traditional, Brewers broadcasts got options covered. Settle in, grab your line up, and let's see if they swing for the. Fence is this season.

2:00I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Milwaukee Brewers news today. AI Power Team Coverage.