NBC is set to have a trio of former MLB players leading their programming in 2026. The network is returning to the forefront of MLB broadcasting following a lengthy absence, as part of

From an MLB Opening Day doubleheader on March 26 to the Wild Card round of the playoffs, NBC Sports’ 2026 schedule delivers wall-to-wall coverage.

NBC is taking its first steps to build out its Major League Baseball broadcasting roster and Anthony Rizzo is reportedly going to be one of the first names on the lineup card. NBC is already bringing back Bob Costas for a hosting role after the legendary broadcaster retired from play-by-play duties.

Major League Baseball's return to NBC this season will feature a pair of marquee Opening Day matchups, Wild Card Series postseason games, a special "Star-Spangled Sunday" slate on July 5 and the return of Sunday Night Baseball and MLB Sunday Leadoff.

With NBC bringing a wave of nostalgia by reclaiming MLB’s Sunday night package after ESPN’s 36-year run, the network is leaning even harder into the throwback vibe with its pregame coverage. Remember Bob Costas?

After a legendary 18-year career with the Dodgers, Clayton Kershaw is closing in on a new role as an NBC MLB studio analyst.

David Robertson, who recorded 179 saves over a 17-year major league career while pitching for eight teams, announced his retirement Friday.

NBC is closing in on a superstar of the modern era to join its MLB studio. Future Hall of Fame pitcher Clayton Kershaw is reportedly “nearing a deal” with NBC to serve as a studio analyst for the network’s MLB coverage,