It’s only two games, but it could spell the start of a long-term partnership that’s muy amable.
The Major League Baseball club serving South Florida will see two of its regular-season games air in Spanish on the NBCUniversal Telemundo Station Group station it owns and operates in Miami.
In a first-time partnership, the pair of Miami Marlins games will air on WSCV-51, the Telemundo O&O distributed across the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Key West and West Palm Beach-Stuart-Vero Beach DMAs.
Specifically, WSCV will air the Marlins matchup against the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday, August 9, at 1:40pm local time.
Then, WSCV will air the Marlins game against the Atlanta Braves on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 3:10pm Eastern. It is the final game of the 2026 regular season.
“Our viewers have a deep passion for baseball, and we are proud to make Marlins baseball available to Spanish-speaking fans on Telemundo 51 for the first time,” said Jorge Carballo, President and General Manager of both WSCV and NBC sibling WTVJ-6. “This initiative underscores our shared commitment to serving South Florida’s vibrant Hispanic community.”
For Caroline O’Connor, Miami Marlins President of Business, “Baseball is deeply rooted in the Spanish-speaking community, and that is especially true here in South Florida. Our partnership with Telemundo 51 Miami allows us to connect with Spanish-speaking fans in a more meaningful way through Spanish-language broadcasts while expanding access to Marlins baseball across the region.”
