The move comes as baseball looks for new partners after ESPN opted out of the final three seasons of it $550 million per year ...

Major League Baseball is reportedly discussing the possibility of licensing the streaming platform MLB.TV. Per a report from ...

As Major League Baseball crafts its local TV future and regional sports cable networks fizzle out, the league is reportedly exploring a deal for its MLB.tv out-of-market game service. According to ...

Licensing the out-of-market games service could be a sweetener for outlets that are considering ESPN’s current rights package ...

Purchase prices reflect control stakes and account for payment structure and the value of a deal over time ... online ticketing, MLB.TV, sports betting and licensing, as well as Baseball Endowment ...

MLB has never had a salary cap, but league and team officials are considering what one could look like as the sport’s CBA expires in December 2026, sources say.

The money derives from licensing fees from baseball ... t generate the same type of huge TV rights fees as the NBA and NFL. MLB has recently struck deals with streamers — but they have yielded ...

As a result, we have mutually agreed to terminate our agreement ... s Andrew Marchand reported that MLB has held discussions about licensing its MLB.TV game package to networks and/or digital ...

Ever since ESPN opted out of its contract with MLB — a rights portfolio that included the Home Run Derby, wild card round, ...