ESPN has announced its plans for the 2025 MLB season, including weekly Sunday Night Baseball telecasts on ESPN TV and radio.
For the fourth straight year, Karl Ravech will handle play-by-play for all 25 games. Ravech will be joined once again by analysts David Cone and Eduardo Perez, and reporter Buster Olney. The crew debuted in 2022, with Olney, an ESPN veteran since 2011, as the longest-tenured member. He will also continue hosting Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney.
On ESPN Radio, Jon “Boog” Sciambi and Doug Glanville return for a fourth season. ESPN Deportes will continue Spanish-language coverage with Ernesto Jerez, Luis Alfredo Alvarez, and Guillermo Celis.
ESPN will also deploy its skilled team of MLB reporters. Jesse Rogers, Alden Gonzalez, Jorge Castillo, Bradford Doolittle and David Schoenfield will continue sharing insights for ESPN.com. ESPN’s MLB front office, draft and prospects expert Kiley McDaniel will add perspectives as well.
Sunday Night Baseball will air 25 games, including the MLB Little League Classic featuring the Mets and Mariners in Williamsport, PA, this August. Additional broadcasts include an Opening Day game broadcast, an MLB Wild Card Series matchup, and other select games throughout the season.
Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown will precede most broadcasts. The broadcast will feature Kevin Conners as host alongside analysts Xavier Scruggs, Jessica Mendoza, Jeff Passan, and Tim Kurkjian.
Also expected to contribute to MLB broadcasts during the season are Kevin Brown, Roxy Bernstein, Mike Monaco, Mike Couzens, Anish Shroff, Ben McDonald and Gregg Olson.
Spring training begins this week, with Opening Day set for March 27. The regular season starts early with a two-game Dodgers-Cubs series in Tokyo from March 18-19.
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