The way fans watch baseball is about to drastically change, as Major League Baseball tears the Band-Aid off its distribution model and pivots toward a future where linear television and streaming ...

MLB opted out of its deal with ESPN, which was around $1.65 billion over three seasons, but restructured around Sunday Night Baseball, the playoffs and the Home Run Derby. Scott Taetsch / Getty Images ...

MLB viewership is about to look very different. After months of speculation, MLB reached three-year TV/media rights deals with ESPN, NBC and Netflix that will change the way audiences consume ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com as What MLB‘s Reported New TV Deals With NBC, Netflix, ESPN Look Like. MLB is ushering in a new television era for baseball fans, as the league has ...

On the heels of its most-watched postseason since 2017, Major League Baseball has officially signed off on a package of new, short-term media rights deals with NBCUniversal, ESPN and Netflix. MLB ...

ESPN will also continue to be in the baseball business, with streaming rights to out-of-market games. By Alex Weprin, Rick Porter Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers is congratulated after ...

Boardroom breaks down why MLB intentionally kept its recently announced media rights pact to just three years, much shorter ...

ESPN and Major League Baseball appeared headed for an ugly separation after the network opted out of its rights deal in February. Nine months later, it appears to be the best thing to happen to both ...

Major League Baseball has new three-year agreements with a trio of entertainment giants for the 2026-28 seasons, the league announced Wednesday. ESPN, NBC Universal, and Netflix are divvying up ...

Major League Baseball announced new national television deals for the 2026-28 seasons with ESPN, NBC, and Netflix on Wednesday. NBC/Peacock will be the new home of Sunday Night Baseball and the first ...