Major League Baseball is close to striking new rights deals with NBCUniversal, Netflix and ESPN that could bring in higher revenues and expand games on streaming platforms.

NBCUniversal is near a 3-year deal with Major League Baseball worth close to $200 million a year deal to carry games on NBC and Peacock.

Live sports rights have become a major entertainment industry battleground as the pivot to streaming accelerates.

The parties are discussing a three-year deal approaching approximately $200 million annually, an individual familiar with the ...

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