ARLINGTON - The Rangers on Wednesday rolled out their broadcast team and the logo for their newly-created Rangers Sports Network, which will allow fans the ability to access games via a number of cable/satellite providers,

The Texas Rangers have created their own regional sports network called Rangers Sports Network. How will it impact how fans can watch the team?

On Monday, the Texas Rangers announced the creation of Rangers Sports Network (RSN). The company will produce and distribute all of the team's television broadcasts for the upcoming season. Distribution is the keyword as local stations will vie for a chance to snag the Rangers' local TV rights.

It’s all about the “R.” What used to stand for “regional” in the RSN acronym now stands for “Rangers,” as in “Rangers Sports Network,” the newly created media venture that will produce and distribute the team’s games and potentially other content.

The Texas Rangers, who have more than 16 million households in their broadcast territory, have created a new company to oversee production and distribution of their game broadcasts, unveiling on Monday the Rangers Sports Media & Entertainment Company.

As the Rangers continue to roll out the newly announced Rangers Sports Network (RSN), the club announced its TV broadcasters for 2025 during an event at Globe Life Field on Wednesday afternoon. The lineup of Rangers broadcasters includes Dave Raymond (play-by-play),

The Texas Rangers announced the club’s lineup of broadcasters for 2025 game telecasts on Thursday, which featured a cast of mostly familiar characters.