The game will not be on DirecTV tonight because each team is providing an over the air (OTA) feed, the Twins with WFTC, and the Angels with KCOP. With the exception of a few OTA signals, DirecTV does not carry feeds of games from OTA signals. This has been the case since I first started getting the EI package in 2000. That first year, MSG had the satellite rights to about 100 Yankee games, but the remaining were on Fox 5 out of New York. None of the Fox 5 games were shown in the package. Now WWOR, channel 9 in Secaucus, NJ has the rights to 20 OTA games and the YES Network has the remaining games not nationally shown. For some reason, DirecTV has the rights to broadcast the WWOR feed so virtually all the Yankees games are shown. This is true for a few other OTA broadcasts, such as WPIX, channel 11 in New York for the Mets, and WPHL, channel 17 in Philadelphia for the Phillies. However, to the best of my knowledge, no other OTA feeds are allowed into the DirecTV EI package. There have been some simulcasts of OTA feeds on some of the Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) over the past few years, such as KTXH channel 20 in Houston being simulcast on Fox Sports Southwest, but these do not qualify as true OTA broadcasts. It must be a matter of written consent, because cable's InDemand EI package is similar, but MLB.TV from Major League Baseball is not. Whereas InDemand is not showing tonight's Twins-Angels game for similar reasons to DirecTV, MLB.TV is showing both OTA feeds. This is not fair and equitable, and I've voiced my displeasure in the past, but apparently nothing is going to be done about it so expect to see more games deleted from the EI schedule on DirecTV in the future.