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Wild unveil new TV home with familiar broadcast team after regional sports network collapse
Summary by The Minneapolis Editorial Desk · Based on reporting from Star Tribune
· July 21, 2026
· 1 min read
An NHL-backed media partnership replaces FanDuel Sports North with cable, over-the-air and streaming distribution while retaining the club’s longtime broadcasters.
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Why this matters in The Minneapolis
The shift to a new TV home for the Wild comes at a crucial time for Minneapolis sports fans, who have grown accustomed to watching their team on a dedicated regional sports network. With the collapse of FanDuel Sports North, the NHL-backed media partnership brings a sense of stability and continuity, particularly with the retention of the club's longtime broadcasters. This move is likely to be welcomed by fans who value the familiar voices and commentary that have become synonymous with Wild games. As the team navigates this new media landscape, Minneapolis residents can expect to see the Wild's games broadcast on a combination of cable, over-the-air, and streaming platforms, making it easier for fans to catch their favorite team in action. The new distribution deal will help maintain the team's visibility and accessibility in the community.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 21, 2026 ·
Source: Star Tribune ·
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