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MLB on Wednesday announced new three-year media rights deals with ESPN, Netflix and NBC reportedly worth $800 million annually.

MLB announced an $800 million deal with ESPN, NBC and Netflix on Wednesday. Here's what Mariners fans need to know.

Today, Major League Baseball announced new media rights deals with ESPN, NBCUniversal, and Netflix that run for the next three seasons. The Netflix deal brings live MLB games to its platform and continues to grow its library of sports programming in an arrangement that Front Office Sports reports is worth about $50 million per year.

With its new MLB TV deal now official, Netflix has created the template for hosting baseball events and positioning itself for the future.

MLB announces new three-year media rights deals with ESPN, NBCUniversal and Netflix, reshaping how fans will watch baseball from 2026-28.

Fresh off a record-smashing World Series, Major League baseball has finally inked long-awaited new media rights deals with NBC, Netflix, and ESPN. The new rights packages came about after MLB and ESPN broke up earlier this year after 35 years of national games on the cable sports giant.

Netflix to Carry T-Mobile Home Run Derby, Opening Night Exclusive, and Special Events, including in 2026 - MLB at Field of Dreams Game and World Baseball Classic in Japan Major League Baseball has formed new three-year media rights agreements with ESPN,

As part of the new agreement, ESPN has secured the exclusive rights of MLB.TV — the league’s overall streaming service. For many fans that live out of their favorite team’s local market, they use MLB.