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MLB, ESPN reach framework media rights deal

Report: MLB, ESPN reach framework media rights deal

ESPN and Major League Baseball have a framework agreement in place that would give ESPN the exclusive rights to sell out-of-market regular-season games over the next three years, according to a repor...

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MLB, ESPN Reach ‘Framework Agreement’ For New Broadcast Contract

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Major League Baseball closes in on new media rights deals with ESPN, NBC, Netflix

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Where will Phillies fans watch games next season? NBC nears deal to add morning and night games.

NBC is closing in on a deal to land Sunday Night Baseball and some postseason games, sources confirmed.

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MLB’s TV deals will change fans’ out-of-market viewing

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Padres fans may need ESPN subscription to watch games starting in 2026

Catcher Samuel Basallo and Baltimore Orioles are... - ESPN

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Orioles reach a $67 million, 8-year deal with 21-year-old catcher Samuel Basallo

The agreement — a record pre-arbitration deal for a catcher — starts in 2026 and includes a team option for 2034.

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BREAKING: Catcher Samuel Basallo and the Baltimore Orioles are... - ESPN

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Padres Urged To Trade For Orioles Star After Latest Samuel Basallo News

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Samuel Basallo, Orioles reach 8-year extension

Top Baltimore Orioles prospect Samuel Basallo agreed to an eight-year, $67 million contract extension, multiple media outlets reported Friday.

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Orioles owner hints at more extensions after Samuel Basallo contract move

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Orioles agree to 8-year extension with top prospect Basallo (source)

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Orioles news: Samuel Basallo gets contract extension

This is the largest pre-arbitration contract ever given to a catcher.

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Orioles sign 21-year-old C Samuel Basallo to $67M, 8-year deal, person familiar with agreement says

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Orioles To Extend Samuel Basallo

MLB, ESPN have agreement for network to sell all out-of-market and some in-market games: Sources

Major League Baseball and ESPN have a framework agreement that would give the network the exclusive rights to sell all out-of-market regular-season games digitally and in-market games for five clubs over the next three years, sources briefed on the discussions told The Athletic.

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Yanks frustrated after 'unacceptable' 8th-straight loss to Red Sox

The Yankees' troublesome struggles against the Red Sox this season continued Saturday in an ugly 12-1 loss at Yankee Stadium.

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ESPN in three-way battle for MLB rights just months after opting ... - MSN

Just months after ESPN looked to have ended its 35-year relationship with Major League Baseball by opting out of a seven-year agreement, the broadcaster has indicated their association with the ...