ESPN is the new home of MLB.TV. This innovative new agreement enhances one of sports media’s longest-standing partnerships. MLB.TV is Major League Baseball’s out-of-market direct-to-consumer product. This season, MLB.TV will be available in the ESPN App. MLB.TV represents a major step forward in making the ESPN App a true multisport destination.

Check out more details below:

How do I activate an MLB.TV subscription?

To activate an MLB.TV subscription from ESPN, click on the sign-up page, or navigate to the “Manage my Account” section of the ESPN website or the ESPN App. From there, you can select MLB.TV and follow the prompts to create or link an MLB account.

What does MLB.TV cover?

With MLB.TV, fans get:

• Live, out-of-market regular-season games (both home and away feeds).

• Live MLB Network access within the U.S.

• On-demand and archived MLB games.

• MLB Big Inning.

What is included with my MLB.TV subscription through ESPN?

With MLB.TV, fans get access to all regular-season out-of-market MLB games online or on supported smartphones, tablets and connected devices (blackout restrictions apply for some regular-season games as well as select spring training games). You can also log into the MLB App to stream select games of the 2026 postseason and the 96th All-Star Game on supported devices, with full access to blackout-free audio broadcasts from all 30 teams and live MiLB games.

For seasonal subscribers in the U.S., MLB.TV also includes a full season and offseason of 24/7 access to live MLB Network programming, including select out-of-market games and MLB Network shows like “MLB Tonight,” “MLB Central,” “Intentional Talk” and “MLB Now.” Monthly MLB.TV subscribers will have access to MLB Network through the end of October.

How much does MLB.TV cost with an ESPN Unlimited subscription?

Seasonal plans start at $134.99 for current ESPN Unlimited subscribers. (An ESPN Unlimited subscription is required to subscribe to MLB.TV.)

What are the approved devices to watch MLB.TV with the ESPN App?

To watch MLB.TV with the ESPN App, fans can use web, iOS, tvOS, Android Mobile, Android TV, FireTV, Fire Tablet, Samsung, LG, Vizio (10), Roku, Xbox, PlayStation, Xumo and Cox.

If I already subscribe to MLB.TV, how can I take advantage of this offer on ESPN?

To take advantage of the MLB.TV offer from ESPN, you must purchase directly from ESPN. For any questions regarding your current MLB.TV subscription through MLB, contact MLB customer service. If you already have an MLB.TV subscription through MLB, you can link your accounts to watch on ESPN by following the steps below:

For users who purchased MLB.TV from ESPN who need to activate to watch on MLB:

1. Go to ESPN account management.

2. You will see an option under “Your Other Services” to activate your MLB.TV subscription.

3. From there, follow the steps to link your MLB account with your MyDisney account.

4. Once linked, you can access content across both ESPN and MLB apps.

For users who already have MLB.TV from MLB who need to activate to watch on ESPN:

1. Go to MLB account management.

2. You will see an option to activate your MLB.TV subscription on ESPN.

3. From there, follow the steps to link your MLB account with your MyDisney account.

4. Once linked, you can access content across both ESPN and MLB apps.

If I already have ESPN Unlimited, how do I add MLB.TV?

Tap your account on ESPN.com or within the ESPN App and select the MLB.TV subscription or find any MLB content on ESPN.com or within the ESPN App. You will then be directed to the purchase flow to add MLB.TV to your subscription.

Can I pause ESPN Unlimited or MLB.TV during or after the MLB season?

There is no option to pause ESPN Unlimited or MLB.TV during or after the MLB season. However, you can cancel auto-renewal to stop future charges, giving you access until the current paid period ends. MLB.TV monthly subscribers will not be charged after October of each season, with those monthly charges resuming on or around March 1 each season.

What else should I know about the MLB.TV billing cycle?

MLB.TV monthly subscriptions will renew monthly through October, then automatically restart on or around March 1, unless canceled. MLB.TV seasonal subscriptions will have access to MLB Network and archives throughout their billing period, while monthly subscriptions will only have access to MLB Network until the end of October, plus archives. You will receive an email before the start of the next MLB season with details about your MLB.TV renewal.

How does the new MLB.TV offering impact Club.TV?

For the 2026 season, local-market live streaming (Club.TV, in-market) will continue to be sold and viewed through MLB’s platforms, as MLB works to transition these experiences to ESPN.

Can I access my MLB.TV subscription from any computer, anywhere, at any time?

The product is formatted for flexibility, but you will be subject to MLB blackout restrictions. For more information about blackouts, and to search for areas for blackouts, check out the MLB hub page. If your computer meets the system requirements, you can log in with your ESPN account to access your subscription from anywhere at any time.

Can I share my MLB.TV account with other fans?

Sharing your username and password is strictly prohibited.

For more information on MLB.TV and other ESPN streaming products, check out this hub page.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is allowing bars to open early on Sunday for the U.S. vs. Canada Olympic gold medal hockey game. 

However, the bars that are in counties under the current state of emergency due to an incoming blizzard will not be allowed to open early, as New York City faces potential historic snowfall. 

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“Tomorrow, it’s a gold medal morning I’ve directed the State Liquor Authority to suspend enforcement of alcohol service hours from 6–10 AM so bars and restaurants can open early and fans can watch the U.S. go for the gold together. This is only for counties not under a State of Emergency.  New Yorkers in emergency areas should stay home, stay safe, and cheer loud! Go USA!” Hochul wrote in a statement. 

For the first time in nearly a decade, a blizzard warning was issued for New York City, with expected snowfall totaling 19 to 24 inches and wind gusts up to 55 mph.

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Hochul declared a State of Emergency for New York City, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced outreach teams have been mobilized.

On Saturday, the city put out a call for emergency snow shovelers ahead of the storm. 

Sunday, the 46th anniversary of the “Miracle on Ice,” will feature the United States against Canada, which is without a doubt the fiercest international rivalry in all of sports, going for all the marbles.

This will be the eighth time the United States and Canada have played for Olympic gold, and the only time the Americans have won was back in 1960. They also faced off for gold in 1920, 1924, 1932, 1952, 2002 and 2010. In the best-on-best format, the U.S. is 5-15-1, and three of those victories came in the 1996 World Cup of Hockey.

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Brady Tkachuk (7) of the United States takes the ice before the semifinal game against Slovakia during the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milan Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena in Milan, Italy, on Feb. 20, 2026. (James Lang/Imagn Images)

These two teams are already very familiar with each other, as both rosters are largely composed of the same members as last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off, where three fights occurred in the first nine seconds in the countries’ first best-on-best game in nine years.

Tensions between both teams and the fans were sky-high in that tournament, as it was fresh off President Donald Trump’s “51st state” comments and tariffs against the country.

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Former Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez is on the radar of Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United after falling out of favor at Al Hilal, while Julián Álvarez will priortize a move to Barcelona if he leaves Atlético Madrid.

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TRENDING RUMORS

– Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United are among the clubs interested in signing Al Hilal striker Darwin Núñez if the former Liverpool striker becomes available, as reported by TEAMtalk. The 26-year-old has been left out of the Saudi club’s league and cup squads due to strict foreign-player quotas following the arrival of Karim Benzema. Atlético Madrid and Juventus are also long-term admirers of the Uruguay international and would both be interested in a move if the opportunity arose and the finances were within their reach.

– If Julián Álvarez leaves Atlético this summer, the striker will priortize a move to Barcelona over Liverpool or Arsenal, says Football Insider. Sources have told ESPN that Arsenal are exploring the possibility of launching a summer move for Álvarez, as Gunners sporting director Andrea Berta negotiated the Argentina international’s €95 million transfer from Manchester City in August 2024. But it appears the player has other ideas over a future destination.

– Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund are all interested in Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Mateus Mané, according to TEAMtalk. They join a flurry of Premier League clubs looking at the 18-year-old as Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Tottenham and Everton have all been keeping close tabs on his progress. Mane is happy with how his situation with Wolves has progressed in recent months and isn’t in a rush to leave the club, although the opportunity to join a top side could interest him, especially if his current side are relegated.

– Barcelona like Levante forward Karl Etta Eyong and are monitoring him, says Fabrizio Romano. They will face plenty of competition for the 22-year-old, with Fulham following his situation, while Levante received a late €30 million offer from CSKA Moscow in the last transfer window, which they were ready to accept until Etta Eyong stated that he didn’t want to move.

– Internazionale will trigger the option to make Man City defender Manuel Akanji‘s loan deal permanent for €15 million, according to Nicolo Schira. Inter have already agreed personal terms on a contract that will be worth €3.75 million-a-year and run until 2028, with the option for an extra year. Inter have an obligation to complete the deal if they win the league, yet they will sign the 27-year-old even if that isn’t triggered.

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OTHER RUMORS

– Arsenal are in talks over an €80 million summer move for AC Milan winger Rafael Leao. (Football Transfers)

– Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are all particularly attentive regarding Eintracht Frankfurt left back Nathaniel Brown. (Caught Offside)

– Aston Villa plan on triggering their clause to make Douglas Luiz‘s loan from Juventus permanent for €25 million plus €3.5 million in add-ons. (Nicolo Schira)

– Atletico Madrid, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Leeds United are among the clubs monitoring Lyon attacking midfielder Pavel Sulc at around €50 million. (Daily Mail)

– Liverpool could look to offload Cody Gakpo in the summer if they identify a top left-wing option. (Football Insider)

– Lois Openda is not part of Juventus’ plans for next season and the Serie A club will try to offload him in the summer. (Nicolo Schira)

– Newcastle United hold a concrete interest in Wolves left back Hugo Bueno, as they look for a player to provide cover and competition for Lewis Hall. (Football Insider)

– Liam Rosenior doesn’t want Chelsea to let Trevoh Chalobah leave amid Aston Villa’s interest in the center back. (Football Insider)

– Several German Bundesliga and Premier League clubs have shown an interest in Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi. (Nicolo Schira)

– Genoa have offered Caleb Ekuban a new contract that would run until 2028. (Nicolo Schira)