Baseball

NBC to Broadcast All 15 MLB Games in Landmark Sunday Doubleheader

The network and Peacock will present a blackout‑free slate featuring multi‑view streaming and a star‑studded announcing crew

A Sunday Like No Other

NBC will break new ground by televising all fifteen Major League Baseball games on a single Sunday, the first occasion a media outlet has shown an entire schedule without regional blackout restrictions. The unprecedented slate will be available across the United States on both the Peacock streaming platform and NBCSN, ensuring fans everywhere can tune in live.

The coordination effort began in March, when NBC Sports SVP of Production Rob Hyland took charge of the production. Hyland, who previously oversaw the primetime coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics and Super Bowl 60, assembled a team of announcers drawn from the competing teams to provide balanced, on‑field perspectives.

Star‑Studded Broadcast Teams

The marquee Padres‑Dodgers matchup will feature a four‑person announcing crew that includes Jason Benetti, Orel Hershiser, Jake Peavy and C.C. Sabathia. Analysts note that this marks the first time three Cy Young Award winners — Hershiser, Peavy and Sabathia — will appear together on an MLB broadcast, adding a layer of historic expertise to the commentary.

Streaming Innovation

Peacock will enhance the viewing experience with a multi‑view four‑box presentation, allowing fans to switch between camera angles or watch several games simultaneously. The platform will also host the majority of the games, while NBCSN carries most of the broadcasts, creating a seamless cross‑platform offering that reflects the network’s push into next‑generation sports consumption.

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