The way fans watch baseball is about to drastically change, as Major League Baseball tears the Band-Aid off its distribution ...

The three-year agreements were a direct result of ESPN opting out of the final three seasons of its contract in February.

Fresh off a record-smashing World Series, Major League baseball has finally inked long-awaited new media rights deals with ...

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MLB is ushering in a new television era for baseball fans, as the league has reportedly landed new media deals with NBC, ...

ESPN secured the rights to sell and distribute MLB.TV, the league’s out-of-market streaming service, through its digital and ...

MLB has formed new three-year media rights agreements with Netflix, NBCUniversal, and ESPN. The agreements, which cover ...

Opening Night, the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, and Field of Dreams will stream on Netflix for three years beginning in 2026.

Guardians fans now have a bit more clarity on how they can watch the team in 2026 after MLB struck new media rights deals ...

The three deals will average nearly $800 million per year. ESPN will pay $550 million while the NBC deal is worth $200 ...

The deals, covering the 2026-28 seasons, sees regularly aired games returning to NBC for the first time in 26 years ...