There’s great speculation about Sunday Night Baseball’s future, given the recent split between ESPN and MLB, but sports media ...

In a major shake-up for the baseball broadcasting landscape, ESPN and Major League Baseball (MLB) will end their long-standing partnership after the 2025 season ...

Major League Baseball and ESPN "mutually agreed" to part ways and end their national television deal after the upcoming 2025 season.

The greatness of the network’s “Sunday Night Baseball” and “Baseball Tonight” and its use of the nation’s best writers invited fans to the game.

Three years ago, Apple nabbed rights for Friday night baseball, agreeing to pay MLB about $85 million a year. Roku picked up some Sunday afternoon games worth about $10 million a year, according ...

The show is still currently around but it's only aired before Sunday Night Baseball and during big events like the playoffs and the All-Star Game. The daily showings ended in 2017. The studio in ...

The network once had Wednesday and Friday doubleheaders, an entrée to the sport’s marquee slot, Sunday Night Baseball. And every day, Baseball Tonight dove deeply into scores and highlights and ...

As media breakups go, it was an ugly one. ESPN told MLB it was opting out of its rights deal, ending its long-running “Sunday Night Baseball” broadcast. Hours later, MLB Commissioner Rob ...

NBC is reportedly in the mix, as well. The strategy could mean getting a lower rate for the “Sunday Night Baseball” package in the name of bigger revenue streams. ESPN, while still interested ...

ESPN paid around $550 million a year for the rights to early rounds of the postseason, the Home Run Derby and the sport’s prime time national game of the week, “Sunday Night Baseball,” among ...

Currently, each season, ESPN exclusively televises about 30 Sunday Night Baseball games, an opening night game, the “Home Run Derby”, the annual “MLB Little League Classic” game and the op ...