how to – The New York Yankees visit the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, July 5, 2026, with first pitch set for 1:35 p.m. ET at Target Field. The game airs on Peacock, with streaming available for out-of-market fans on Peacock and via MLB.TV.
The New York Yankees will wrap up their three-game series with the Minnesota Twins tonight at Target Field, and the focus is simple: get the first pitch right, then make sure you’re watching it.
Sunday’s game—July 5, 2026—starts at 1:35 p.m. ET in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It’s scheduled to be carried on Peacock, the official streaming home of all NBC content, with the matchup available to stream for out-of-market fans on Peacock as well.
For anyone planning to cut the cable cord, Peacock is listed as the live streaming option, with no free trial included and no blackout noted in the information provided for this game. Out-of-market viewers can sign up for Peacock to access regular season MLB games live or on demand.
There’s also another route: MLB.TV. The game is listed as watchable there as well, giving fans an option beyond Peacock when it comes to seeing Yankees baseball from Target Field.
The Yankees’ trip to Minneapolis on July 5 is the last step of the three-game series, with the matchup set to be seen on Peacock at 1:35 p.m. ET from Target Field.
Yankees vs Twins July 5 2026 Target Field Peacock MLB.TV free live stream 1:35 p.m. ET
Peacock again??
So it’s on Peacock at 1:35… cool cool. Do I need to pay extra or is it like included with NBC already? My friend said there’s no blackout but I swear there’s always a blackout.
MLB.TV too? Honestly this is confusing because I thought MLB.TV never works for in-market stuff, like it just blocks you. But article says out-of-market, so if you’re in NY does that count as out-of-market for the Twins?? lol
Target Field 1:35 ET is gonna be like 12:35 for me right? Also “no free trial included” is such a rip. I just want to watch Yankees games without dealing with apps. Last time I tried Peacock it kept freezing, so we’ll see… if the Yankees even show up.