KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals are taking on the Minnesota Twins in an American League Central series starting on Friday, August 8.
While fans in Kansas City must pay for the FanDuel Sports Network streaming service or pay to add it to an existing Amazon Prime account if they want to watch every game, the final game of the three-game series (8/7, 12:05 p.m.) will be streaming for free. It’ll be part of Roku’s “Sunday Leadoff” games.
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Here’s how to watch the Royals take on the Twins on Sunday, August 10, completely free:
Roku Channel
Roku Channel App
However, you don’t have to have a Roku device to stream the game. Simply download the Roku Channel app onto your Amazon Fire, Samsung TV or Google TV. You can also visit therokuchannel.com to watch the game with no login required.
Mobile
Roku has a mobile app as well, on which the game will also be available. Download the Roku mobile app to stream the game from your smartphone. You can also sync your app to your Roku device to watch on a larger screen.
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After the Game Ends
If you’re busy during game time, the game will be available to watch in its entirety after its conclusion. That’s available on your Roku device and The Roku Channel six hours after the game wraps up.
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The free game comes at an interesting time for Royals fans, who can watch their team try and fight their way into an AL Wild Card slot. As of Thursday, the Royals are 57-58, four games back from the last Wild Card spot.
Newly acquired right-hander Ryan Bergert (1-1, 2.83 ERA) is scheduled to start for the Royals. The Twins are yet to announce who will take the mound for them at Kauffman Stadium. First pitch is at 12:05 p.m.
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