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Pete Crow-Armstrong’s 9.3 fWAR, 38 home runs and a five‑home‑run burst have redefined the Cubs’ identity as the franchise celebrates its 150th year and eyes a second consecutive playoff berth.
A standout Cubs outfielder leads the NL MVP race while the franchise celebrates a century‑and‑a‑half of history, setting the stage for a potential playoff run.
Former Chicago Cubs star Anthony Rizzo debuts as a booth analyst on NBC’s ‘Sunday Night Baseball,’ teaming with Jeff Brantley, Jason Benetti and Joey Votto, while NBC senior producer Matt Borzello hails his fan‑favorite status and rapid ascent in broadcasting.
Jeff Brantley and Joey Votto are set to reappear on NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball, bringing their playing experience and fresh insights to a lineup that includes Anthony Rizzo, Jason Benetti and Clayton Kershaw.
NBC will air a special Sunday afternoon doubleheader on August 23, 2026, featuring the Giants vs. Red Sox at Fenway Park, with a lineup of analysts and a stakes‑laden matchup.
The Seattle Mariners host the Houston Astros on Sunday, August 16, in a game that could shape the AL West race and wild‑card race, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.
Netflix’s third MLB broadcast turned the legendary Field of Dreams setting into a live-streamed spectacle, blending historic moments with contemporary storytelling.
Joey Votto made his first appearance as an analyst on NBC's Sunday Night Baseball during the Phillies' 11‑4 victory over the Yankees, offering seasoned commentary and engaging banter with his colleagues.
Joey Votto, the 2010 National League Most Valuable Player and longtime Cincinnati Reds star, makes his national television debut as a baseball analyst on NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball, bringing a hitter’s insight to the pregame show and game commentary.
Joey Votto is set to debut as a studio analyst for NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball on July 26, bringing his analytical insights and personal anecdotes to the network’s flagship MLB broadcast.
Joey Votto's transition from player to analyst is set to reshape MLB coverage on NBC and Peacock, blending his on‑field experience with a data‑driven approach.
After an illustrious playing career with the Cincinnati Reds, Joey Votto is transitioning to broadcasting, debuting as a Sunday Night Baseball analyst on NBC alongside Clayton Kershaw and Anthony Rizzo.
Joey Votto, a longtime Reds icon, will step into the broadcast booth on July 26, bringing his analytical mind and charismatic voice to NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball.
After a 17‑year playing career, Joey Votto trades his glove for a microphone, navigating nerves, travel, and a new philosophy about watching greatness in baseball.
In a three‑year deal, Netflix replaces ESPN as the broadcaster of baseball’s biggest spectacles, assembling a high‑profile team and expanding its reach into Japan.
From the early 20th‑century feats that stunned the nation to modern offensive explosions, baseball's timeline is marked by breakthroughs, record‑setting performances, and moments that reshaped the game.
The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are set to meet on Sunday Night Baseball this Sunday, broadcasting live on NBC and its streaming platform Peacock. The showdown will take place at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, on June 28 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time, reviving a storied rivalry that hasn't been featured on the network in three decades.
In his debut season with NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball, former All‑Star Anthony Rizzo brings a player’s perspective and fearless curiosity to the broadcast booth, drawing acclaim from Bob Costas, Jason Benetti and a host of baseball legends.
Sunday Night Baseball will showcase a holiday showdown between the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock from Citizens Bank Park.
A look at the imagined 2015 and 2016 seasons where the Red Sox signed Max Scherzer and Russell Martin, traded for Ben Zobrist, and ultimately captured a championship.
A three‑game showdown between Texas and Boston culminates in a nationally televised game, featuring top pitchers, sharp analysis and a preview of the Sunday Leadoff doubleheader.
NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball lineup features a high‑profile commentary crew, including former World Series champions, as the Chicago Cubs host the San Francisco Giants at Wrigley Field.
Baseball analyst Sara Sanchez breaks down the upcoming NBC Sunday Night Baseball matchup, recalling the Cubs' recent loss to the Cardinals and teasing the upcoming broadcast featuring Jason Benetti, Jim Deshaies, Anthony Rizzo and Hunter Pence.
The San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs will conclude a three‑game series on Sunday, June 7, live on NBC and Peacock from Wrigley Field. With both clubs near the bottom of the National League, the game features key batting and pitching storylines, a notable error differential, and a broadcast team anchored by Bob Costas and Jason Benetti.