Greenville Drive signs deals with two networks to broadcast games

Greenville Drive fans can watch all the team action on television this season.

>The team has secured broadcast agreements with the New England Sports Network and Palmetto Sports and Entertainment. The deals were announced on April 8.

>Fans across six states in New England will have access to 15 Drive games during the 2026 season via NESN,  a regional sports network, and the broadcast and streaming home of the Boston Red Sox. The Drive, entering its 21st season, is a High A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox and plays at Fluor Field in Greenville's West End.

>"This is a transformative moment for the Greenville Drive," said Craig Brown, Drive owner and chairman. "By partnering with a powerhouse like NESN, we are connecting our players directly with the Red Sox faithful in New England while giving fans a front row seat to America’s ‘Best Minor League Baseball Town’ to the entire country. Simultaneously, our arrangement with Palmetto Sports ensures our local fans in the Upstate have best-in-class access to Drive baseball."

>Closer to home, the team has similarly contracted with the Palmetto Sports & Entertainment, a new, dedicated sports channel from WHNS-TV (FOX Carolina). In the local coverage deal, Palmetto Sports Network will broadcast 57 Drive home games this season.

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How to watch Greenville Drive broadcastsAccess the Greenville Drive games on the NESN 360 app via direct subscription or authentication with a television provider. Go to www.NESN360.com for details.

>Find Palmetto Sports on WHNS 21.2, Spectrum 703, and other local providers.

>This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Greenville Drive signs broadcast deal with New England Sports Network