MLB Labor Talks Could End Out‑of‑Market Broadcast Blackouts
MLB’s labor union and league officials are discussing ending out‑of‑market broadcast blackouts, which would let fans watch their teams without restrictions. The talks also cover core issues such as revenue sharing and player salaries.
Removing the blackouts would allow viewers to stream games directly from broadcast platforms. However, the change could reduce clubs’ income from local broadcast rights.
Both sides are also exploring additional measures to balance the financial impact of the new arrangement.
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