Well we’ve been waiting for broadcasting details since the Detroit Tigers left their partnership with FanDuel Sports Network in January. Today they announced the launch of Detroit SportsNet, a dedicated channel/app for local markets that will carry the Detroit Tigers and, starting with the 2026-2027 season, the Detroit Red Wings as well.
The package is priced at $189.99 for a yearly subscription to stream the Tigers and Red Wings both, but fans have to be in the home territory for both teams to have access
to the annual package. Per the Tigers press release, DSN is now available as a streaming option via MLB.tv, and will be offered through cable/satellite television providers. However, details on individual agreements to carry the channel via cable and satellite providers are still pending and may vary depending on your provider.
Signing up prior to March 23 will get you all spring training content, and the yearly subscription will run from April 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027. The montly option is $19.99, so if you’re only interested in the Tigers you’re basically paying $120 for the regular season.
Here’s the link to the streaming options.
Here’s a link to the frequently asked questions section.
