ESPN launched a new direct-to-consumer product on Thursday that costs $29.99 per month and doesn't require any additional subscription. If the deal is completed, Twins fans would likely have to subscribe to ESPN through the new direct-to-consumer product or an operator, and pay an additional fee to watch their favorite team. This would make watching Twins games more expensive for fans, considering Twins.TV was priced at $99.99 for the whole year and $19.99 per month before the 2025 season began. ESPN would have MLB.TV as part of its direct-to-consumer product. With the agreement, ESPN would continue to broadcast 30-ish regular-season games, just not "Sunday Night Baseball."