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ESPN and MLB Both Losers In Upcoming Divorce

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On Thursday, ESPN informed MLB that it would opt out of the final three years of its $550 million annual rights agreement after this year, setting a breakup date ahead of the 2026 season.READ MORE: ESPN WILL NO LONGER BROADCAST MLB GAMESAs in any divorce, outsiders have since tried to determine a winner. Ultimately, it could take a decade to learn who was better off without the other. But in the meantime, both sides look like losers.ESPN opted o…

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ESPN and MLB Both Losers In Upcoming Divorce

On Thursday, ESPN informed MLB that it would opt out of the final three years of its $550 million annual rights agreement after this year, setting a breakup date ahead of the 2026 season.READ MORE: ESPN WILL NO LONGER BROADCAST MLB GAMESAs in any divorce, outsiders have since tried to determine a winner. Ultimately, it could take a decade to learn who was better off without the other. But in the meantime, both sides look like losers.ESPN opted o…

23 hours ago·Nashville, United States

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Outkick broke the news in Nashville, United States 23 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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