ESPN’s new deal allows it sell and distribute MLB.TV, the league’s out of market streaming service, through the ESPN app. ESPN will also receive a new 30-game midweek package of live games on ESPN’s linear networks and the ESPN app.

ESPN also will sell and distribute MLB Network and in-market games for select MLB teams via the ESPN app. Those teams are the Cleveland Guardians, San Diego Padres, Minnesota Twins, Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies — franchises whose games have been produced and distributed by MLB after the collapse of regional sports networks that carried those teams.

ESPN is paying about $550 million for its new package

In addition to three years of the Home Run Derby, Netflix will own the rights to a singular game on Opening Night for the next three seasons. Netflix will also exclusively deliver all 47 games of the 2026 World Baseball Classic to its audience in Japan.

Netflix is paying about $50 million annually for the Derby

NBC will now have MLB on Sunday for its broadcast network, its new cable sports channel, and its Peacock streaming service. NBC will also carry MLB’s entire Wild Card round, ranging from eight to 12 games each season.

NBC is paying about $200 million a year for its new package