A NEW WAY TO WATCH
Tonight's Twins-Brewers game will not be televised, only streamed on Facebook. Things to know:
• Facebook is paying Major League Baseball to exclusively stream 25 games this season.
• Financial details were not released, but it is believed Facebook is paying $1 million per game.
• The broadcast is free, but viewers need a Facebook account.
• There are no between-innings ads. Announcers will show league highlights and answer questions.
• There is a chat section that can be hidden.
• Once viewers are logged into Facebook, search for MLB Live to get access to the stream.
• There are no blackout restrictions.
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