As announced by John DeMarsico on Twitter/x, the director of SNY broadcasts for the Mets, who brought incredible cinematography to the broadcast, will no longer be the director for SNY in 2026.

NBC Sports will rejoin the MLB broadcast list in 2026 with a host of Sunday games on the broadcast network and simulcast on subscription Peacock. Spanish-language Universo will broadcast all the NBC games. NBC will provide exclusive coverage of the entire MLB Wild-Card playoff round, with simulcasts on Peacock and NBC Sports Network.

They also be featured on May 3rd against the Minnesota Twins, May 24 against the Pittsburgh Pirates, May 31 against the Baltimore Orioles and July 19 against the Chicago White Sox as part of the new 'Sunday Leadoff' schedule, which features games at 12 p.m. ET, 12:30 p.m. ET, 3 p.m. ET or 4 p.m. ET.

John DeMarsico is leaving SNY after 17 seasons directing New York Mets broadcasts, he announced Friday in a statement posted on social media. DeMarsico, who transformed Mets games into must-watch television through his cinematic approach to directing,

John DeMarsico made sure Mets games gave viewers an experience like none other in baseball.

Beginning this season, local Washington Nationals games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball, making games available to in-market fans on cable and satellite television as well as through the MLB direct-to-consumer streaming platform.

News broke earlier this week that the Tigers are one of nine teams to terminate their contract with the sports network, owned by Main Street Sports Group.

The Nationals announced today they will begin producing and broadcasting games directly through Major League Baseball this season, ending a 21-year relationship with MASN.Nationals.tv, as it is being branded,