Major League Volleyball (MLV) announced a new partnership with Samsung TV Plus, designating the streaming service as the exclusive home for select league matches beginning Valentine’s Day weekend.
The collaboration, announced Feb. 11, will bring MLV games to Samsung TV Network, the flagship channel of Samsung TV Plus, which recently surpassed 100 million monthly active users worldwide. The partnership officially launches Feb. 15, when the service livestreams its first matchup between the San Diego Mojo and Indy Ignite at 3 p.m. Eastern Time.
Additional MLV matches stream throughout the 2026 season, with the full schedule to be announced at a later date.
“Samsung’s leadership and ambition in technology and streaming make them an ideal partner as we continue to build the premier professional league,” MLV Board of Directors Co-Chair Ben Priest said in a statement.
MLV, now competing in its third season, is the longest-running formal professional volleyball league in the country.
Samsung TV Plus offers more than 4,300 ad-supported channels across 30 countries. It is accessible only on active Samsung devices, including TVs, Galaxy devices, smart monitors and the brand’s family hub.
“Together, we are committed to creating a dynamic, accessible and unforgettable experience for volleyball fans everywhere and accelerating the growth of Major League Volleyball in a bold, modern way on Samsung TV Plus,” Priest said.
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