From 9to5google.com
In an email to subscribers this afternoon, YouTube TV announced that it hasn’t been able to renew its deal with the MLB Network and that the baseball channel will no longer be available.
“MLB Network content will no longer be available on YouTube TV” starting January 31, 2023 — though we still have it as of this afternoon (PT). Additionally, you’ll “lose access to any previous Library recordings from this channel.”
The cord-cutting service says it has “been working hard to renew our deal with the MLB Network to continue carrying their content on YouTube TV. However, we have been unable to reach an agreement.”
Google will “continue conversations with the MLB to advocate on your behalf, in the hope of restoring their content on YouTube TV.”
YouTube TV says “members will be able to continue watching select national MLB games via coverage on FOX, ESPN, and TBS through our Base Plan.”
The upcoming MLB season starts on March 30.
More on YouTube TV:
- YouTube TV redesigns the Library and Live Guide with personal suggestions
- Pixel 7 bug sees phone freeze when watching fullscreen YouTube and YouTube TV
- YouTube TV split-screen viewing is set to arrive in time for NFL Sunday Ticket
- YouTube TV referral program returns with big boost, bill credit now up to $450
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