ESPN, MLB each have an opt-out in rights deal following 2025 season
Either ESPN or MLB could opt out of their seven-year rights deal, running through 2028, following the 2025 season.
Either ESPN or MLB could opt out of their seven-year rights deal, running through 2028, following the 2025 season.
The league's three national media partners were either flat or up single digits in the 2023 season.
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"I didn’t know, y'all gotta understand, when it’s dropping down it looks like it’s coming directly to you."
Tuesday, August 22 Boston at Houston TBS 8 p.m. Brian Anderson, Ron Darling Texas at Arizona [Alt: Reds...
Tatís was five years old when Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy premiered in theaters in 2004.
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"Why does ESPN have to ask this straight up in the middle of a game?"
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The Baltimore Orioles are getting the national spotlight in July.
"I did get sick of not being able to turn on ESPN without people arguing about it. I’m trying to watch a baseball game and get on my exercise machine and Joe Morgan was saying rude things about my life. That was fun for a little while, but like two years in I was just tired of it."
"Let’s go! My god, stop asking so many questions, let’s go!"
ESPN's Karl Ravech is facing backlash for an awkward question posed during an in-game interview with Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas.
"That is OUTRAGEOUS malpractice."
"I said, I own it. It sounded that way even though the intention wasn’t that way."