![]() American Association Adds SI TV, Sports Illustrated's 24/7 Streaming Channel, as Broadcast PartnerRecord Season of Expansion Now Has Games Featured In Over 36 Million Homes for The Remainder of 2026
"We're thrilled to partner with Sports Illustrated and SI TV, adding another premium viewing option for our fans. This latest partnership shows the strength of everything we're building — our broadcast, our storytelling and our quality of play," said Joshua Schaub, American Association Commissioner. "We're proud to join the SI TV lineup as we head down the stretch of a record-breaking season for us on every level." "The American Association has built a quality league and we're pleased to offer exciting AAPB action on SI TV as the season heads into its stretch run," said Steve Cannella, Editor in Chief of Sports Illustrated. "This partnership continues our push to expand SI TV's content offering and provide fans with more live game programming." The addition of SI TV, for 20 games during the last portion of the season follows last month's addition of Fan Duel Sports Networks, as well as MLB Network carrying the 2026 All-Star Game from Lincoln, Nebraska on July 15. The AAPB's coverage now includes: NBC Regional Sports Networks, Marquee Sports Network, NESN, Sportsnet Pittsburgh, Silver State Sports Network and Unbeaten Sports. As well as Gray Media, RYZ, Bally's Corporation, NLSE, FTF Sports (For the Fans), and SLVR Sports and Entertainment. About the American Association of Professional Baseball The American Association of Professional Baseball (www.aabaseball.com) About Sports Illustrated For 70 years, Sports Illustrated (SI) has been recognized for shaping modern culture at the intersection of sports, lifestyle, and entertainment. SI is a 360-degree platform that unites athletes, teams and fans worldwide through quality content, innovative digital experiences, unforgettable events, and original products. Its award-winning media arm brings powerful storytelling to life through probing profiles and up-to-date news on SI.com. http://www.aabaseball.com End
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