ESPN’s coverage of Major League Baseball games — at least in its current form — will conclude at the end of the 2025 season.

Two years after MLS' own split from ESPN, the league may be in a better position to reconnect with its old broadcast partner ...

In what was a surprising move, the MLB has decided to end its partnership with ESPN. When the news dropped, it was a shock ...

Amid a shifting landscape of regional sports networks, the sides agreed not to extend the deal before their self-imposed ...

ESPN and Major League Baseball will end their partnership after this season. It marks the end of a 30-year partnership. ESPN ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred wrote in a letter to league owners that the media rights deal with ESPN has mutually been terminated after the 2025 season.

No other major U.S. sports league hands out more than one MVP award, and with interleague play now firmly entrenched in the ...

The conclusion of the 2025 baseball season will also mark the end of ESPN and Major League Baseball’s decades-long ...

MLB is in a tough position with its TV rights after the league and ESPN announced an early end to their current deal after this season.

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Major League Baseball’s Automatic Ball-Strike Challenge System (ABS) will be used in eight Atlanta Braves games this spring.