Overview
- The NBC/Peacock event, which will run on Sunday, July 5, will present all 15 scheduled Major League Baseball games as a single national program called Star‑Spangled Sunday.
- Two marquee games — Mets at Braves and Padres at Dodgers — will air over the air on NBC while three other games will simulcast on NBCSN and the remaining matchups stream on Peacock.
- Peacock will offer an MLB Multiview feature that lets subscribers watch up to four games at once on web and living‑room devices and toggle between them.
- Most games will be exclusive to NBCUniversal platforms but will be shown blackout‑free and a handful of matchups will also carry local regional network simulcasts in markets such as Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
- NBC is using a hybrid production model that pairs its national staff with local team crews and usual club announcers, and the network says the day will serve as a live test to learn how centralized distribution affects fan discoverability and Peacock subscriptions.