Tigers fans get great news about watching games in 2025 with latest update

Emma Lingan

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Cord-cutting Detroit Tigers fans, rejoice – streaming your favorite team's games in 2025 just got even easier.

FanDuel Sports Network Detroit – the regional sports network that carries Tigers, Detroit Pistons and Detroit Red Wings games – can now be purchased as an add-on subscription through Amazon Prime. The news was first teased in November but became official this week.

The new streaming option costs $19.99 per month, with a seven-day free trial for new customers. It's the same price fans will pay if they purchase the monthly plan directly through FanDuel Sports Network Detroit, but with a streamlined viewing platform on a single app for Amazon Prime subscribers.

FanDuel Sports Network will still remain available through cable and streaming through the FDSN app. To access it through Amazon Prime, fans must purchase the bundle as an add-on to their account; in other words, an existing FanDuel Sports Network account cannot be used to log in through Prime.

According to FanDuel Sports Network's parent company, Main Street Sports Group (previously known as Diamond Sports Group), season passes and annual pricing plans will be announced at a later date.

Watch Tigers Games Live: How to bundle FanDuel Sports Network with Amazon Prime subscription

Prime Video subscribers can visit amazon.com/channels and enter "FanDuel Sports Network" in the search bar at the top of the page. Subscription plans will be available based on location (i.e., FanDuel Sports Network Detroit will be shown as an option only for those residing in the Detroit media market). Once you have selected your preferred subscription plan and completed the checkout process, you will be able to view Tigers, Pistons and Red Wings games live directly through the Prime Video app.

The Tigers began full-squad spring training workouts this week, and their first televised game in the Grapefruit League will be this Sunday at 1:05 p.m. ET against the New York Yankees in Tampa. In total, the Tigers will have six televised spring training games on FanDuel Sports Network, as well as 18 games available on the radio on 97.1 FM or 1270 AM.

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Emma Lingan

Emma Lingan is an MLB Staff Writer for FanSided primarily covering the Pittsburgh Pirates. She has been covering baseball for more than a decade dating back to her time as a student at Wake Forest University, and she has won two gold medals as a member of the U.S. National Team delegation (2016 Pan-American Championships & 2017 World Baseball Classic). A native of Washington, D.C. and current resident of Nashville, Tenn., she is also entering her seventh season as a credentialed NHL media member and currently covers the NHL’s Nashville Predators for The Hockey News. When she's not watching hockey, baseball or football, she enjoys podcasting, reading, going to the gym, consuming large amounts of coffee and taking long walks with her dog, Minkah. You can follow her @Emma_lingan on Twitter and Instagram.