Coming into the offseason, Ranger fans wanted to know many things about the team that will be on the field this season.

Was Nathan Eovaldi going to be back? Which bats will look to help the offense rebound? Who will complete the bullpen makeover?

However, maybe even more importantly, fans wanted to know how they would watch the Rangers in 2025.

With less than three weeks to go until Spring Training begins, we now know how most fans will be watching this upcoming season.

Texas announced the launching of the Rangers Sports Network (RSN) as the teams’ network for 2025 and beyond.

Earlier this week, we learned who will have access to the RSN and that will be fans in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and the easternmost counties of New Mexico. Fans outside of those areas will continue to watch the Rangers on MLB.TV.

Fans inside the market will have a plethora of ways to watch the Rangers during the upcoming season.

The first thing announced by the Rangers was a partnership with the streaming service Victory Plus.

By paying $100, Rangers fans will be able to watch all 162 regular season games and select Spring Training games on the app.

However, you might not have to fork over a Ben Franklin if you want to watch the Rangers in 2025.

On Tuesday night, the Rangers announced deals with serval major cable companies to make the RSN part of their channel lineup.

Fans with Direct TV will be able to watch on channel 667, U-Verse on 1752 (HD) and 752 (SD), and finally Spectrum 448).

We also know that for the first time since 2014, over-the-air games will be included in the Rangers TV deal.

Select games will be broadcast on CW 33 in the DFW area and various channels across the region.

It has been confirmed that CW 33 will have the rights to most of the Rangers’ Friday Night home games bringing back the Friday Night Baseball that so many grew to love on TXA 21.