Through the first weekend in May, MLB is averaging 2.28 million viewers per game across national games broadcast exclusively on ESPN, Fox, NBC Sports, and Netflix. The figure is up 44% from the comparable average from last year, and is the best such mark since 2017.

Veteran slugger Corey Seager leads the Texas Rangers to Detroit to face star rookie Kevin McGonigle and the Tigers in the finale of a three-game set at 7 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBCSN.

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Major League Baseball’s revamped national TV rights deals with ESPN, Fox, NBC Sports, and Netflix have driven a 44% rise in early-season national game viewership, marking the league’s best start since 2017. The surge, alongside attendance growth, comes ...

Sunday Leadoff caps a three-game series between the Twins and Blue Jays at Target Field.

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Netflix and NBC each draw 3 million viewers for their first primetime telecasts under a new deal with MLB. Major League Baseball ’s new season — and its new media deal — got off to a solid start, with opening games on Netflix and NBC turning in multi-year highs for the first week of the season.

"Friday Night Baseball" on Apple TV returns for a fifth season. Here's the schedule for 2026.