The Twins won their first playoff game since 2004 last season after going 87-75 to win the AL Central. Minnesota wouldn't go far, as the team lost to the Astros in the ALDS. Regardless, the Twins are looking to return and advance further in the playoffs this year. 

Entering the 2024 season, the Twins will have their core members looking to produce, including Max Kepler, Royce Lewis, and veteran Carlos Correa. Correa is ready to lead the team's offense while attempting to stay healthy.

Speaking of health, Byron Buxton has not played in over 100 games since 2017. The 29-year-old may never be 100%, but he will continue to give all he has for the Twins. 

"For me, it's all about being present and being available every day," Buxton said, via the Star Tribune. "If I do that, that means I'm playing. The only way I can do that is to make sure I'm doing all I'm supposed to be doing in here and in the recovery room, not overdoing things or overthinking." 

In the offseason, the team removed Jorge Polanco from the picture but picked up Carlos Santana, Nick Gordon, Steven Okert, Manuel Margot and Anthony DeSclafani. 

What can Twins fans expect from the team in an AL Central that appears open for the taking?

Here's a complete guide to watching the Twins this season without cable:

How to watch Twins games without cable

For those without cable, there are several options to stream Twins games this year:

If you're in-market, Fubo carries Bally Sports North, the Twins' RSN, but blackout restrictions apply. If you are within the market for Bally Sports North, you can watch Twins baseball via Fubo. Those out of market will not be able to watch Twins games on the streaming service, since Fubo will not carry the out-of-market RSN.

Inside market, DirecTV Stream also carries Bally Sports North, as well as all of the networks that broadcast games nationally: Fox, ESPN, MLB Network, FS1 and MLB Network. These are all part of the service's Choice package for $108.99 monthly.

MORE: Watch Twins games live with Fubo (free trial)

If you live outside the Twins' TV market, you can watch games via MLB.tv.  For $149.99 for the season or $29.99 per month, you can catch every game from every team outside your local market. You can also pick a single-team option for $129.99 for the season. Again, this is only if you are outside the Twins' TV market: If you are inside the Twins' market, games will be blacked out. Games will also be blacked out if you live outside the Twins' market, but inside the market of teams the Twins are visiting. 

Fubo is also carrying MLB.tv, for $29.99 per month on top of the Fubo subscription.

MORE: MLB blackout restrictions, explained

For nationally televised games, there are a few options, with some exceptions: Fubo, SlingTV, and DirecTV Stream all carry ESPN, MLB Network and FS1. YoutubeTV and Hulu + Live TV carry ESPN and FS1, but they do not carry MLB Network in 2024.

You can check if games are blacked out in your area using MLB's blackout tool.

Twins schedule 2024

The majority of Twins games this season will be available on Bally Sports North. You can also stream Twins games live with Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Out-of-market (OOM) viewers will be able to catch a select number of games on FS1 and MLB Network in March and April.

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