The MLB is reportedly discussing deals with NBC, Netflix, AppleTV, and more to potentially bring pro baseball to a new platform.

As you know, MLB and ESPN mutually agreed to end their longtime agreement with three years remaining on the deal, back in February. Now, per Andrew Marchand at The Athletic, the Worldwide leader is one of several TV channels negotiating with Major League Baseball for potential broadcast packages that would begin in 2026: Major League Baseball executives are in negotiations that could result in new broadcast packages and relationships with Netflix,

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NBC/Peacock and Apple TV+ are considered the top contenders for “Sunday Night Baseball” and first-round playoff games, while ESPN could add weekday games and a bigger daily digital presence, the officials said. Netflix has emerged as the potential Home Run Derby destination.

NBC/Peacock and Apple TV are reportedly possible contenders for 'Sunday Night Baseball,' while Netflix could take over the Home Run Derby.

Apple and NBC appear to be the "final contenders" for the rights to MLB's "Sunday Night Baseball" package, and "presumably" even Wild Card postseason games, according to a report this week from The Athletic 's Andrew Marchand.

Major League Baseball is in talks with Apple, NBC, and Netflix to reassign national media rights starting in 2026 after ESPN ends its deal in 2025.

According to a new report, Apple is one of several interested parties bidding on the rights to MLB playoff games and Sunday Night Baseball.

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