Home Runs and Streaming Deals: MLB Teams Up with Netflix, ESPN, and NBC
In an unprecedented move, Major League Baseball (MLB) has secured an extensive multi-million dollar broadcasting agreement with Netflix, ESPN, and NBC for the upcoming 2026 to 2028 seasons. This thrilling partnership marks a historic milestone, as it’s the first time Netflix will take the field with live coverage of America’s favorite pastime.
Baseball fans can look forward to an exciting array of games and events, including the complete coverage of all 47 games during the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Netflix will cater specifically to the Japanese market, streaming this prestigious international tournament live—another first for the platform.
This revolutionary deal reflects MLB’s commitment to adapt to the evolving landscape of sports media, delivering high-quality content directly to fans wherever they are. With Netflix on board, the league is broadening its reach and tapping into new audiences, redefining how fans engage with baseball.
As the excitement builds for the seasons ahead, viewers can expect innovative coverage and immersive experiences that come from this powerful partnership. Stay tuned as America’s pastime steps into the future of broadcasting!