Watching Minnesota sports has gotten complicated — and could cost you about $1,500 a year

As recently as two years ago, there was a single place to watch the Twins, Lynx, Wild and Timberwolves. And when Main Street Sports shut down in April, the Wild, Wolves and Lynx had to scramble to find new ways to reach local viewers. But add on the services needed to watch the full slate of Vikings, Twins, Wolves, Wild, Loons and Lynx games, and the cost could run about $1,500 a year. How to save money on Minnesota sports streamingFor cord-cutters:YouTube TV is currently offering one of the better values in live TV streaming services. You will still need to add Twins.TV, DAZN and either stream or consider upgrading for local Wild broadcasts.