The Los Angeles Dodgers have a key advantage over other MLB teams because of an exemption included in their TV deal.

The streaming option, through the MLB app, will be offered at $99.99 per year or $19.99 per month.

Under the plan, Mariners TV will remain available through traditional cable and satellite providers, consistent with how fans have watched games in the past.

Since the decision was made to shutter ROOT Sports after last season, there has been some concern and uncertainty from ...

After announcing a new partnership with Major League Baseball for production and distribution of games in the 2026 season, ...

The Mariners rolled out more details for their plans for TV broadcasts for the 2026 season on Thursday, and while there are ...

There are a number of positive trends for Major League Baseball as we approach a new season. MLB's attendance improved for a ...

The Washington Nationals are ending their 20-year television network partnership with the Orioles. The franchise revealed ...

When the current Dodgers ownership purchased the club in a court-controlled sale in 2012, they were able to shelter billions ...

ESPN is leaning on its “Unlimited” streaming service in the second week of the Australian Open, a hot topic among American tennis fans who have been frustrated by the company’s multi-tiered coverage ...

The Dodgers' deal with Kyle Tucker is another major development that caused immediate consternation throughout baseball. The ...

It's a matchup of two of the top freshmen in the country as Koa Peat and the Wildcats visit AJ Dybantsa and the Cougars.