Major League Baseball has new three-year agreements with a trio of entertainment giants for the 2026-28 seasons, including ESPN taking over MLB.TV.

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 ...

Viewers will henceforward be able to watch out-of-market MLB games through ESPN platforms like the ESPN Unlimited service. It’s been quite a year for shuffling top sports properties through ESPN. The ...

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Baseball fans using YouTube TV may be disappointed to learn that MLB.TV won't be included in ESPN Unlimited on the platform.

MLB on Wednesday announced new three-year media rights deals with ESPN, Netflix and NBC reportedly worth $800 million annually.

This is a real setback for people who use YouTube TV to watch out-of-market baseball. MLB.TV has been an important part of sports streaming, and many subscribers thought that adding more ESPN channels ...

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The new agreement with ESPN will see the streaming service MLB.TV folded into the ESPN app, giving viewers the chance to watch live, out-of-market games. Additionally, ESPN will broadcast 30 ...

Major League Baseball and ESPN are seemingly going to continue their relationship but with a new shape. Andrew Marchand of The Athletic reports that the league and the network have an agreement in ...