Here's where you can find Tigers games on Xfinity, Spectrum, DirecTV
The Tigers said Wednesday that a full cable distribution list will be finalized before the season opener Thursday.
Detroit ā Detroit SportsNet, the Tigers' new home for game broadcasts, will debut Thursday for the season opener. The Tigers and Major League Baseball on Wednesday announced that three of the cable distribution agreements have been finalized. Those cable companies and channels are: ā¶ Comcast/Xfinity: Channel 1253 ā¶ Charter/Spectrum: Channel 213 (Detroit, Flint-Saginaw, Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo, Lansing, Traverse City, Marquette, Alpena, Duluth-Superior); Channel 291 (Livonia); Channel 307 or 1307 (Toledo, Fort Wayne, Green Bay-Appleton); Channel 436 (through the Spectrum app) ā¶ DirecTV: Channel 663 (U-verse 739 or 1739) The rest of the of cable providers and channel assignments will be finalized and announced Thursday , before the Tigers' season opener against the San Diego Padres at 4:10 p.
m. MLB Media is now handling the Tigers' broadcast distribution. All cable companies that carry the Tigers' former broadcast home, FanDuel Sports Network Detroit, are expected to carry the new channel, and have it available on the same tier package with a similar channel number.
For in-market fans who don't have cable but want access to Detroit SportsNet for Tigers games, it is available via streaming at Tigers. com/DetroitSportsNet , starting at $189. 99 for the year or $19.
99 a month. Starting in 2026-27, Red Wings broadcasts also will move to Detroit SportsNet, with FanDuel Sports Network Detroit's parent company, Main Street Sports Group, set to cease operations at the end of the NHL and NBA seasons. The Pistons haven't yet announced their future broadcasting plans.