If one characteristic has bound together six disparate ownership groups over more than 50 seasons of baseball in Arlington, it has been this: Never go against the grain. Until came Ray Davis, rebel with a cause.

A new way to watch the Texas Rangers is here. On Wednesday morning, the Rangers and A Parent Media Co. Inc. (APMC), owner of Victory+, announced a multi-year streaming partnership, making Victory+ the streaming home for all Rangers games beginning with the 2025 MLB season.

DALLAS - Texas Rangers fans will be able to watch games this season on the Victory+ streaming platform. The Dallas Stars launched Victory+ in September after parting ways with Bally Sports Southwest. The Texas Rangers also ended their contract with Bally with the goal of offering multiple viewing alternatives for 2025.

The Rangers’ monthslong search for a TV home has reached a resolution with the Victory+ streaming service. But it comes with a price.

The Rangers are planning to announce a streaming agreement for the 2025 season, reports Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. The team is set to join Victory+, the provider which also carries the NHL’s Stars.

The Texas Rangers and A Parent Media Co. Inc. (APMC), owner of Victory+, today announced a groundbreaking streaming partnership, the multi-year deal will make Victory+ the streaming home for all regional games starting with the 2025 Major League Baseball

Trying to answer a few lingering questions about the announcement Wednesday that the Texas Rangers had agreed to a multi-year deal for a direct-to-consumer streaming option for fans in 2025 with Victory+,

The Rangers were formerly partnered with a Bally Sports regional sports network. The Lone Star State has a new major league sports team that will see its games primarily offered to in-market fans via streaming.