To watch the Texas Rangers games in 2025, there are multiple options depending on location and preferences:

1. Traditional Cable/Satellite TV :
   • The Rangers have their own Rangers Sports Network (RSN) which is available on providers like DIRECTV (channel 677), AT&T U-Verse, Spectrum, Astound, and Fubo in a five-state area covering Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and parts of New Mexico.
   • Games are also broadcast nationally 11 times on channels like FOX (5 games), Apple TV+ (3 games), Roku (2 games), and ESPN (1 game).
   • Selected Friday home games are free over-the-air (OTA) on channels like CW33 in Dallas-Fort Worth.
2. Streaming Services Without Cable :
   • Victory+ : The official in-market streaming platform for Rangers games, offering a season pass for around $100, accessible on Roku, Apple TV, Android, Samsung and LG smart TVs. It covers all in-market games not nationally broadcast.
   • MLB.tv : For out-of-market fans, a subscription service that provides all Rangers games except for those broadcast nationally or on local RSN. MLB.tv costs about $149/year or $29.99/month, with free access available for T-Mobile customers.
   • Other platforms that air select Rangers games include Apple TV+ (Friday Night Baseball) and Roku’s streaming service.
   • Streaming packages like DIRECTV STREAM offer access to Rangers Sports Network and national sports channels with their Choice plan (~$89.99/month).
3. Radio and Online Audio :
   • Rangers games are also available on the Rangers Radio Network, including 105.3 The Fan in local areas, with online streaming options via the Audacy app.

In summary, fans in the Rangers' five-state territory can watch via traditional TV providers or Victory+, while out-of-market fans can rely on MLB.tv or national broadcasts. Selected games are free OTA, and some streaming bundles include Rangers access as well.