ESPN has become the new streaming home of MLB.TV. Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 10, baseball fans can buy MLB.TV on ESPN, bringing access to thousands of of out-of-market live games each season to both the ESPN app and ESPN.com. With MLB.TV now available on ESPN ...

With in-market, blackout-free streaming subscriptions available for 22 of MLB’s 30 clubs and with ESPN having acquired the rights to sell the popular MLB.TV streaming service, fans have more flexibility in how they consume baseball broadcasts.

Hype is high for the 2026 MLB season after last fall's seven-game World Series. Patrick Smith / There’s a palpable buzz around baseball as the forthcoming season approaches. Last year’s World Series was an all-time classic.

ESPN has been revamping so many aspects of its streaming service that it can honestly be pretty hard to keep up with all the changes. Last year, they debuted ESPN Unlimited as a standalone streaming subscription that unified all of their broadcast channels and ESPN+ under one umbrella,