Starting next year, MLB’s national slate of games and events will be spread out across even more networks and platforms. Yesterday, MLB and multiple partners, both old and new, announced a new right deal that will last through the 2028 season and likely set the stage for an even more lucrative deal after that on the backend of the new collective bargaining agreement. The details are numerous, but here’s some of the highlights summed up by Alden Gonzalez:

So if you want to watch all the games, you now need subscriptions to Apple (somehow that Friday night package survived this turnover), Netflix, MLB.TV (now controlled by ESPN – Yuck!), whatever cable or streaming company you use to get “regular” channels like Fox, NBC and TBS, and of course that delightful, always reliable NESN 360 produc

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