Brewers Home Opener May be Viewed Without a $99 Subscription!

The Milwaukee Brewers first home game is on Thursday, March 26 at 1:10 p.m. Jacob Misiorowski, age 23, is the starting pitcher vs. the Chicago White Sox. Olympic skater Jordan Stolz will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. The series continues on Saturday at 6:10 p.m. and on Sunday at 1:10 p.m. There had been speculation that we wouldn’t be able to watch the Brewers without paying for a $99/season MLB.TV subscription. Fortunately, it appears that at least most of the games will be accessible to non-subscribing fans.

FOX6 WITI Milwaukee will be carrying the game.

As per the following announcement, TDS will also be carrying the game on a separate channel. The Banner has not seen an announcement regarding Spectrum, but it is assumed that their viewers will be able to watch on FOX6.

TDS Telecom to offer Milwaukee Brewers baseball on TDS TV+

TDS Telecommunications LLC (TDS®) is excited to announce that it is carrying Major League Baseball again this season on its television platform TDS TV®+, including Milwaukee Brewers games for Wisconsin customers.

The company has reached an agreement with MLB to carry Brewers.TV, which will be available on Channel 243 for residents in the Milwaukee, Madison, Wausau, Green Bay, and La Crosse media markets. For customers in the Eau Claire area, Brewers.TV will be Channel 242.

Brewers.TV will be available in the TDS TV+ Explore, Journey, and Voyage packages ahead of the team’s Opening Day game at 1:10 p.m. Thursday, March 26. For more information and to subscribe, customers should visit tdstelecom.com/tv.

“TDS is committed to offering live sports, and with another baseball season upon us, we’re thrilled to again offer Major League Baseball on TDS TV+,” said Meghan Corcoran, TDS Vice President of Marketing and Product Development. “As a Wisconsin-based company, we’re especially excited to carry our home state Milwaukee Brewers. Sports fans should make sure to subscribe to TDS TV+ and follow the teams you love all season long.”

TDS’ new agreement comes after the Brewers and other teams terminated contracts with FanDuel Sports Network. In addition to the Brewers, TDS also reached agreements with MLB to carry the Cincinnati Reds and Seattle Mariners in the respective local markets where TDS offers services.

With TDS TV+, customers get a variety of local and national networks, integration with popular streaming services, the ability to start shows over, and cloud DVR. TDS also continues working to upgrade and expand its high-speed, all-fiber internet network throughout its service area. For more information, visit tdstelecom.com.

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