MLB Network ends 'Intentional Talk' after 16 seasons
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 20, 2026, 1:40 AM
Last updated Oct 20, 2026

MLB Network announced the conclusion of 'Intentional Talk' after 16 years on air. The final episode will be broadcast on November 4, following a farewell run during the World Series. Hosts Siera Santos, Ryan Dempster, and Kevin Millar expressed their emotions during the announcement, highlighting the show's significance to fans and its impact on baseball culture. MLB Network thanked the trio for their contributions over the years. The show began its legacy in 2011 with Millar among the original hosts alongside various co-hosts over time.
- •'Intentional Talk' ends after 16 seasons on MLB Network
- •Final episode airs November 4, 2026
- •Hosts shared emotional reflections on the show's impact
- •MLB Network acknowledged the program's contributions
- •Siera Santos, Ryan Dempster, and Kevin Millar hosted the show
- 1:40 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Intentional Talk’ coming to an end after 16 years on MLB Network
"A modern baseball stalwart is coming to an end. On Monday, MLB Network announced that Intentional Talk would be ending its run after 16 years. The show will run through the World Series, and broadcast one final time on Wednesday, November 4. The trio of Siera Santos, Ryan Dempster, and Kevin Millar opened their show…
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