Why ESPN Ended Its 35-Year Relationship with Major League Baseball
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Today’s podcast breaks down ESPN’s decision to opt out of its television deal with Major League Baseball three years early after the 2025 season. I analyze why the two sides decided to part ways after 35 years, what MLB will look for in a new broadcast partner, how the move affects ESPN’s business, and offer up a potential bidder for MLB’s newly available media rights package. Enjoy!
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