Major League Baseball has finalized a series of significant media rights agreements with ESPN, NBC, and Netflix, paving the way for a transformative era in how fans will consume baseball. The new three-year deals, worth a total of $800 million annually, will allow ESPN to take on broadcasts for teams like the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Cleveland Guardians. Fans can expect live coverage of key events, including Opening Night and the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, streaming on Netflix. Additionally, MLB will return to NBC and Peacock with exclusive content, marking a significant reshaping of its broadcasting strategy. These changes come as the league aims to enhance its viewing experience while addressing previous broadcasting challenges.