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MLS Commissioner Don Garber: Sports Rights Will Continue To Grow On Streaming Platforms
"The experiment of a paid subscription didn't work. Do I think we're going there at some point in the future? Maybe five years, maybe 10 years? I agree with that, but we were early."
Landon Donovan: MLS Not “Mature Enough” To Move Away From Broadcast Television Component
"I don't think MLS is mature enough yet to go away from the NBCs and the Foxes and ABCs and the linear television."
Apple TV Airing First Live Sports Event Shot on iPhone 17 Pro This Weekend
"Apple TV first tested iPhone in a live sports workflow during a September 2025 Friday Night Baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers."
Apple TV Reporter Tricia Whitaker Defends Netflix MLB Opening Night Broadcast From Critics
"I’m tired of the lazy negative takes on a regular basis on social media just because negativity and negative buzz words get clicks."
ESPN Ends Final F1 Season Setting New Viewership Record
In total, more than 16 events set viewership records in 2025.
MLS Playoffs Seeing Double Digit Viewership Growth Over 2024
"Certainly, having Messi perform really well in the playoffs helps, but this is growth across every one of our matches, all of our rounds"
MLS, Apple TV Ending MLS Season Pass Subscription
"The current MLS Season Pass model will be discontinued after the 2025 season, with all games becoming accessible directly through the Apple TV streaming platform"
MLS Sees 29% Surge in Viewership Year-Over-Year
"The audience figure includes games streamed on Apple TV, broadcast on Fox and FS1 in the U.S., and covered by Canadian networks TSN and RDS"
Apple Announces Five-Year Exclusive Media Rights Deal With F1 in the United States
"We’re thrilled to expand our relationship with Formula 1 and offer Apple TV subscribers in the U.S. front-row access to one of the most exciting and fastest-growing sports on the planet"
Are Sports Leagues in Danger of a Breaking Point With Fans
"Does sports fandom carry with it a loyalty of unlimited value? Or will fans reach a point where, instead of paying to tune in, they will tune out?"