Does Major League Baseball have a future on ESPN after the 2025 season? Karl Ravech, the voice of ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball telecasts, isn’t giving up hope. It was revealed in February that ...

Ravech, who has been at ESPN for 32 of the 36 years that the company has been an MLB national media rights partner, knows ...

Earlier this month, ESPN informed MLB it was opting out of the final three years (2026-28) of its $550 million per season ...

May 11, 2014; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; ESPN network personalities John Kruk (left) and Karl Ravech (right) on the set of the Sunday Night Baseball pre-game show as the Pittsburgh Pirates host the St ...

During the Sunday Night Baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and Machado’s San Diego Padres, Machado was mic’d up for an in-game interview. Karl Ravech brought the bats up. “One of the ...

May 11, 2014; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; ESPN network personality Karl Ravech on the set of the Sunday Night Baseball pre-game show as the Pittsburgh Pirates host the St. Louis Cardinals at PNC Park.

Will this season be the end for MLB on ESPN? Karl Ravech and the ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ crew would like to think not. Aroldis Chapman will be the Red Sox’ primary closer this season ...

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson had an in-game interview during a spring training game Wednesday, but he didn't get many words in. That's because he watched his pitcher, Jesús Luzardo ...

while Karl Ravech, David Cone, Eduardo Perez, and Buster Olney will cover the Dodgers’ home opener. Still, for many baseball fans, the damage is already done.