ESPN and Major League Baseball have a "framework agreement" for out-of-market digital rights and local games from five ...

After cutting short a previous agreement, the sides are in advanced talks on a new pact that would incorporate MLB.tv into ESPN’s streaming service.

Netflix and NBCUniversal will join TBS, Fox, ESPN, Apple TV+ and Roku in the league's next deal. It sets the stage for the ...

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ESPN’s coverage of Major League Baseball games — at least in its current form — will conclude at the end of the 2025 season. ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro informed MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred ...

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MLB officials were unavailable for immediate comment. Manfred’s missive also included a curious statement about the overall state of pay-TV, which continues to lose share to streaming platforms.

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Major League Baseball and ESPN have reached a preliminary agreement that would allow the Worldwide Leader in Sports “the exclusive rights to sell all out-of-market regular-season games digitally and ...

While Major League Baseball has worked to expand their reach through streaming agreements over recent years, their TV rights contract with ESPN is poised to come to an end after the 2025 season.

One part of the MLB rights that intrigues ESPN is MLB.TV, which offers all out-of-market games for a subscription fee, according to The Athletic.