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Major League Baseball announced major rights to Media Media on Wednesday that will keep games on ESPN for the 39th consecutive season while bringing games back to NBC and forming a new partnership with Netflix.
The three-year deal brings NBC back into the primary MLB fold for the first time in two years, and Netflix will stream live games for the first time.
“Our new rights agreements with ESPN, NBCuniverfal and Netflix provide us with a great opportunity to expand our reach to fans through three powerful areas of live sports, live sports, entertainment,” MLB Commissioner Manfred said in a statement.
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A general view of the United States flag in the field during the national anthem before Game 3 of the National League Championship Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium. (Kirby Lee / Mag Images / Imagin)
“Following our game of our World Series outstanding more than 51 million viewers around the world, this participation in the use of production areas, and is observed in the use of social media. We look forward to copying metrises, nbCuniversal and netflix each that bring the game for the benefit of our fans.”
While MLB games will continue to be on ESPB.TV, “Sunday Night Baseball” is an NBC staple, as is the wild card series. The Home Run Derby and Field of Dreams game will move to Netflix, and NBC’s first game of the season will be the first opening day game between Los-to-Diamondbacks.
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Shohei Ohtani delivers a pitch in the third inning against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field Aug. 20, 2025. (Ron Chenoy / Imagin Photos / Imagin)
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“We are very grateful for our partnership with Major League Baseball,” Bela Bajaria, Chief Executive Officer of Netflix, said. “We started with the most suspect documents, deepening the existing global passion for baseball. Now, we are seizing that moment by bringing a great night of culture – directly to our Derby members – directly to the home of the story and the game.”
“We’re excited to welcome Major League Baseball back to the NBC sports family as we show the best of the sport on NBCC, NBCSN, and the full Peacock,” said the President of the full sports, “said the President of sports at NBC,” “We can’t wait for the first pitch in primetime on March 26 … and what a way to start with the Cumpion Los Angeles Dodger ‘Oper’tor
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred tours with the media at George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Kim Klement Neitzel-USA Today Sports / Imagin)
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