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Sean Pendergast: Lack of Baseball Coverage on ESPN Outside of Game Broadcasts is ‘100% True’
"If you watch shows like 'First Take' and 'Get Up,' there’s no baseball coverage on there."
MLB, ESPN Agree To End Current Broadcast Agreement Following 2025 Season
“We are grateful for our longstanding relationship with Major League Baseball and proud of how ESPN’s coverage super-serves fans,”
ESPN Sunday Night Baseball Plans For 2025 MLB Season Include Karl Ravech, David Cone, Eduardo Perez, and Buster Olney
Karl Ravech returns on the call alongside analysts David Cone, Eduardo Perez, and reporter Buster Olney on the flagship ESPN MLB telecast
ESPN Sunday Night Baseball Finishes Season as Most Watched in Five Years
This season of Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN generated its most-watched season in five years – since 2019 – according to Nielsen numbers the company...
ESPN Analyst Jessica Mendoza Sees Progress, Wants More Promotion and Coverage of Women
During late August of the 2015 Major League Baseball season, Jessica Mendoza stepped into the broadcast booth to call a matchup between the St....
ESPN Sunday Night Baseball ‘Statcast Edition’ Garners 11% of Total Audience in Debut
With the start of the second half of the Major League Baseball season taking place over the weekend, ESPN presented a Sunday Night Baseball...
ESPN ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ Averages 2.36 Million Viewers For Red Sox-Yankees
As Major League Baseball heads into its All-Star break, "Sunday Night Baseball" is averaging 1.62 million viewers, which is up 6% over last season.
ESPN ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ Draws 1.96 Million Viewers in Padres-Dodgers Showdown
The audience marks the property's most-watched game in the last six years, excluding its broadcasts of games with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.
MLB Opening Weekend Up Double Digits on FOX and ESPN; MLB.TV Has Most-Watched Game Ever
The March 28 game between the New York Yankees and Houston Astros was MLB.TV's most-watched game ever.
Report: Michael Kay to Continue Doing Major League Baseball Games on ESPN
Kay will be on the call for ESPN's MLB World Tour: London Series broadcast when the Mets and Phillies play in June. He will also call a Wild Card playoff series although it is not known yet who his partner will be.