A reminder that all of the Tampa Bay Rays games are on Amazon Prime Video and FanDuel.

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Tampa Bay Rays' Josh Lowe runs on his RBI double during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Boston Red Sox, Friday, Sept. 27, 2024, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

After working out a restructured deal with Ballys Sports, now known as FanDuel Sports Networks all of the Tampa Bay Rays will be available on local cable, satellite and some streaming services. Rays have another broadcasting partner this season they can access on Amazon Prime Video is offering streaming through an ad-on.

Viewers will need a subscription to Amazon Prime Video in addition to the $19.99 monthly fee for streaming sports. A Prime Video membership can cost $14.99 a month or $139 per year. Prime video offers a 50% discount for students.  A seven-day free trial is provided to test out the service.

“This relationship with Prime Video gives fans another way to watch their favorite local teams and underscores the essential role our distribution partners play in driving our future growth. We’re excited to offer a seamless and convenient way to stay in the game,” said Eric Ratchman, President of Distribution and Business Development for Main Street Sports Group.

Furthermore, Lightning games will be broadcasted on FanDuel Sports Network Sun in North and Central Florida. Rays games will broadcast to the entire state. You can stream live sports on Prime Video through multiple devices if you download the app to your streaming device.

On top of Prime Video’s broadcast, you can also watch Lighting games covered by FanDuel Sports Network Sun with an ESPN-plus subscription.

For Rays fans, a season pass option will cover the entirety of the upcoming season on Prime Video.

Additionally, other Florida sports teams’ fans such as the Orlando Magic, Miami Heat or Miami Marlins can watch through the purchase of a FanDuel Sports Sun and FanDuel Sports Florida bundle. This bundle costs $29.99 a month, on-top of an amazon prime subscription