The Texas Rangers have reached multiyear agreements with several distributors that will broadcast games in the team's five-state television territory.

The Rangers television deal has finally come together. On Tuesday, the club announced details for the club’s 2025 television game broadcasts on Rangers Sports Network (RSN), the creation of which was announced on Monday.

The Texas Rangers are headed to My12. In a television deal that came together on Tuesday, the Rangers and Gray Media announced a partnership that will bring 22 games to Texoma viewers.

The Texas Rangers, who have more than 16 million households in their broadcast territory, have created a new company to oversee production and distribution of their game broadcasts, unveiling on Monday the Rangers Sports Media & Entertainment Company.

The Rangers have created their own regional sports network. Read more about the team's TV setup at MLB Trade Rumors.

With baseball season inching closer, the Texas Rangers have announced that they will be providing fans with a new TV network that will run all Rangers games for the 2025 season. The team announced the channel will be called the “Rangers Sports Network” and will distribute games along with other baseball

It’s all about the “R.” What used to stand for “regional” in the RSN acronym now stands for “Rangers,” as in “Rangers Sports Network,” the newly created media venture that will produce and distribute the team’s games and potentially other content.