The games will be available for free on YouTube in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico during the second half of the season.
Baseball fans will have a new option for watching games soon. By Ben Strauss Ben Strauss Sports and media reporter Email Bio Follow April 30 at 1:43 PM Major League Baseball and Google-owned YouTube announced a new deal Tuesday to broadcast 13 games exclusively on the streaming platform this season. The matchups have not been announced, but the games will be available free on YouTube in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico during the second half of the season.
MLB Network will produce the broadcasts, including pre- and post-game shows. Financial terms were not disclosed. “It’s incredible to team up with Major League Baseball for this first-of-its-kind deal together to provide both die-hard baseball fans and our YouTube community with live games exclusively on YouTube and YouTube TV,” said Timothy Katz, head of sports and news partnerships at YouTube. “With Major League Baseball’s expanding international fan base, we are confident YouTube’s global audience will bring fans around the world together in one place to watch the games and teams they love.
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