Netflix has a chance to hit a home run with its first regular season MLB broadcast, but its aggressive self-promotion ruined the fun.
Baseball
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The “MLB Players Studio” will turn sluggers into content creators
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Netflix’s “Opening Night” MLB coverage was a swing and a miss
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As Opening Day of the 2026 MLB season approaches, TikTok is on deck
TikTok and the MLB have extended their partnership, bringing more creator content and short-form videos to the 2026 season.
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MLB buys into creator content with Jomboy deal
MLB is making a strategic investment in creator content by inking a deal with the sports entertainment company Jomboy Media.
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Baseball needs a big star. On YouTube, Mookie Betts is stepping up to the plate.
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Creator-led sports broadcasts are all the rage. Now YouTube and MLB are getting in on the fun.
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Major League Baseball’s Playoff Teams Didn’t Necessarily Top Social Video Standings
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Facebook Reportedly Pays At Least $30 Million For Rights For 25 Weekday Afternoon MLB Games
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Facebook Will Begin Streaming One Major League Baseball Game A Week On May 19
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Facebook Wants To Stream A Major League Baseball Game Each Week
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YouTube Star Lauren Elizabeth To Star As Dodgers Die-Hard In AwesomenessTV Web Series
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Mike Tompkins, Pepsi Step Up To The Plate For The World Series
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