MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Brewers games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball in 2025, according to a press release.

Last week, it was unclear where games would be broadcast after Diamond Sports Group, which broadcasted Brewers games under Bally Sports Wisconsin, said it would stop carrying a large portion MLB games.

The arrangement includes two other teams: the Cleveland Guardians and Minnesota Twins.

MLB said arrangements will be similar to how it produced and distributed games for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres during 2024. For those teams, there were cable and satellite distribution agreements and also direct-to-consumer options.

MLB said the Brewers will continue having a direct-to-consumer streaming option under the new arrangement.

“With the media landscape continuing to evolve, Major League Baseball is committed to serving our fans by ensuring they can see their favorite Clubs, removing blackouts where we can, and ultimately growing the reach of our games,” said Noah Garden, MLB Deputy Commissioner, Business and Media, in a release. “We are proud to bring Guardians, Brewers and Twins games to their passionate fan bases with the same high-quality production that we have demonstrated in Arizona, Colorado, and San Diego.”

Last year, MLB produced games had special features that are normally associated with nationally televised games, such as Ump Cam, live look-ins to the MLB Replay Operations Center, on-field locations for pregame and postgame and more.

MLB officials said more information on the 2025 season options, such and where and how fans can watch, will be available closer to the start of next season.