The Twins still aren't certain where their games will air on television in 2024.
Twins president Dave St. Peter said talks have been going on since their contract ended with Bally Sports, whose parent company filed for bankruptcy.
"There are some ongoing conversations to be had on that front, but there are other options," said St. Peter on the WCCO Morning News with Channel 5's Tom Hauser.
"We have a little bit of time here to figure this out."
St. Peter said they will have a television and streaming agreement in place by Opening Day.
"If you do not have cable or satellite, and you have cut the cord, so to speak, we have an obligation to deliver games to you on a streaming service," he said. "An ability to get those games on a subscription basis."
The Twins start up the 2024 regularseason on March 28 at Kansas City.
Once again, all games will be aired on the radio on WCCO, with Kris Atteberry the lead play-by-play announcer.
Former radio voice Cory Provus is moving over to the TV side in 2024 after Dick Bremer stepped down.
Starting at noon on Christmas Day, WCCO will rebroadcast two classic Twins games from the past season.
One is the playoff opener against the Blue Jays where the Twins snapped their postseason losing streak, and the other is the very next game when the Twins clinched the American League wild card series.