Overview
- On Sunday NBC and Peacock made all 15 MLB games involving all 30 teams available nationally in a single-day package.
- Two games — Mets at Braves and Padres at Dodgers — aired on broadcast NBC while the other 13 feeds were carried primarily on Peacock.
- Several teams’ usual regional sports network feeds were displaced, with the Astros‑Rays game streaming on Peacock instead of the Astros’ Space City Home Network.
- Peacock features such as a four-game multiview and catch-up highlights were used in the rollout and most viewers needed a Peacock subscription tier that includes live sports to watch.
- NBC paired national oversight with local production by using many teams’ regular announcers and regional crews, a hybrid approach intended to test whether centralized rights and streaming can aggregate audiences and reshape RSN access.