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NBC and Peacock will be hosting “Star-Spangled Sunday” on July 5, with a loaded slate of 15 full MLB games airing and streaming all day (and much of the night). The line-up is stacked with everything a baseball fan could want, highlighted by the New York Mets vs. the Atlanta Braves; the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres; Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Guardians; St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs; San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies and a whole lot more.

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The Sunday line-up marks a first in MLB history, with all 30 MLB teams in action throughout the day across NBC and Peacock — marking the first time a media company has presented all 15 MLB games nationally in a single day. The schedule is highlighted by marquee divisional matchups, MVPs and All-Stars, and enhanced viewing options for fans. A handful of games will air nationwide on NBC (Braves-Mets, Dodgers-Padres), with the rest streaming all day long on Peacock.

Full July 5, MLB “Star-Spangled Sunday” Schedule on NBC and PeacockNoon – New York Mets at Atlanta Braves (NBC, Peacock), Broadcast team: Matt Vasgersian, Todd Zeile, Andruw Jones, Anthony Rizzo, Ashley ShahAhmadi1 p.m. – Pittsburgh Pirates at Washington Nationals (Peacock), Broadcast team: Dan Kolko, Kevin Young, Alexa Datt1 p.m. – Baltimore Orioles at Cincinnati Reds (Peacock), Broadcast team: John Sadak, Ben McDonald, Jim Day1:30 p.m. – Minnesota Twins at New York Yankees (Peacock), Broadcast team: Cory Provus, Adam Ottavino, Anthony Recker2 p.m. – Chicago White Sox at Cleveland Guardians (Peacock), Broadcast team: Matt Underwood, Steve Stone, Andre Knott2:30 p.m. – St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs (Peacock), Broadcast team: Alex Cohen, Mark Sweeney, Taylor McGregor3 p.m. – Philadelphia Phillies at Kansas City Royals (Peacock), Broadcast team: Tom McCarthy, Ben Davis3:30 p.m. – Detroit Tigers at Texas Rangers (Peacock), Broadcast team: Dave Raymond, Dan Petry, Laura Stickells3:30 p.m. – Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros (Peacock), Broadcast team: Todd Kalas, Doug Waechter, Julia Morales4 p.m. – San Francisco Giants at Colorado Rockies (Peacock), Broadcast team: Dave Flemming, Hunter Pence4 p.m. – Milwaukee Brewers at Arizona Diamondbacks (Peacock), Broadcast team: Steve Berthiaume, Tim Dillard, Todd Walsh4:30 p.m. – Miami Marlins at Athletics (Peacock), Broadcast team: Chris Caray, Gaby Sanchez, Dallas Braden5 p.m. – Toronto Blue Jays at Seattle Mariners (Peacock), Broadcast team: Aaron Goldsmith, Ryan Rowland-Smith, Angie Mentink7 p.m. – San Diego Padres at Los Angeles Dodgers (NBC, Peacock), Broadcast team: Jason Benetti, Jake Peavy, Orel Hershiser, CC Sabathia, Ahmed Fareed9:30 p.m. – Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels (Peacock), Broadcast team: Dave O’Brien, Lou Merloni, Jahmai Webster

If you find the full slate a bit overwhelming, don’t worry, there’s a handy Peacock feature that can help. Fans streaming on Peacock won’t have to miss a moment, as MLB Multiview will allow them to watch up to four games simultaneously on web and living room devices. Available from Noon to 8:00 p.m. ET, with the first multi-game window beginning at 1 p.m. ET, a curated four-box Multiview will feature 14 out of the 15 matchups happening concurrently that day, allowing viewers to easily navigate between games, switch audio, and select any game to watch in full screen for a deeper dive into the action.

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Jumping in after first pitch? Also not a problem. MLB fans joining late can use the “Catch Up with Key Plays” feature to swipe up and see a playlist of critical moments of the game.

There’s also NBC Sports’ Sunday Stretch whip-around show, which will stream live on Peacock immediately following Mets-Braves. Produced in collaboration with the Emmy Award-winning MLB Network, the show will feature look-ins at all the compelling live action around the league in real time and on replay every Sunday, so viewers don’t miss a single run or key play.