Fans of the Minnesota Twins who are Comcast customers may have something to cheer about in the near future. According to a recent report by Athlon Sports, negotiations are underway to bring Twins games back to Comcast cable packages.
Twins games have been unavailable to Comcast customers since last season due to a dispute between the cable provider and Bally Sports North, the regional sports network that broadcasts Twins games. The dispute has left many fans frustrated and unable to watch their favorite team in action.
However, it appears that a resolution may be on the horizon. Athlon Sports reports that negotiations are ongoing between Comcast and Bally Sports North, and that a deal could be reached soon to bring Twins games back to Comcast cable packages.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of Twins games to Comcast, and a potential deal would be welcome news for many. It remains to be seen what the specifics of the deal will be, but if an agreement is reached, Comcast customers could soon once again enjoy watching the Twins compete on their screens.
In the meantime, fans are encouraged to stay tuned for further updates on the negotiations between Comcast and Bally Sports North. With any luck, Twins games could be back on Comcast in time for the upcoming season, allowing fans to cheer on their favorite team from the comfort of their own homes.
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