MLB — Subscriber Count & Channel Stats
MLB has 7,380,000 subscribers and 8,204,595,193 total views across 313,615 videos. Channel created on December 25, 2005.
Last refreshed August 27, 2026.
Where MLB ranks
Position within the channels TubeLeader currently tracks, by subscriber count.
Daily channel metrics
MLB tracked day by day since Aug 21, 2026.
| Date | Subscribers | Views | Videos | Est. earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 2026-08-22 | —7,370,000 | +3,979,2128,181,558,073 | —313,455 | $1.5K – $4.8K |
| Sun 2026-08-23 | —7,370,000 | +5,144,4378,186,702,510 | +12313,467 | $1.9K – $6.2K |
| Mon 2026-08-24 | —7,370,000 | +2,108,9178,188,811,427 | +41313,508 | $795 – $2.5K |
| Tue 2026-08-25 | +10,0007,380,000 | +7,265,5318,196,076,958 | +25313,533 | $2.7K – $8.7K |
| Wed 2026-08-26 | —7,380,000 | +2,298,0928,198,375,050 | +42313,575 | $866 – $2.8K |
| Thu 2026-08-27 | —7,380,000 | +6,220,1438,204,595,193 | +40313,615 | $2.3K – $7.5K |
| Daily average | +1,667 | +4,502,722 | +27 | $1.7K – $5.4K |
| Weekly average | +11,667 | +31,519,054 | +187 | $11.9K – $37.8K |
| Last 7 days | +10,000 | +27,016,332 | +160 | $10.2K – $32.4K |
When will MLB reach 7,500,000 subscribers?
MLB needs another 120,000 subscribers to reach 7,500,000. At roughly 978 a day, that is about 123 days away. Growth rarely holds perfectly steady, so treat the date as a direction rather than a diary entry.
MLB's videos, one by one
The numbers above describe MLB as a whole. These 313,615 uploads are what produced them — and they did not contribute equally.
- Views, likes and comments on every upload
- Which videos beat the channel average, and by how far
- Shorts against long-form, side by side
- The publishing pattern — days, gaps and streaks
- Estimated earnings per video, not just per month
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How to read MLB's numbers
Average views per video (26,161). This spreads lifetime views across every public upload, so older uploads that have had years to accumulate views are averaged together with recent ones. It is a useful scale check, not a prediction of how the next video will perform.
Views per subscriber (1111.7). A rough measure of how much watch demand each subscriber represents over the channel's lifetime. Channels that reach large non-subscribed audiences — through search, Shorts or recommendations — tend to show a higher figure than channels that rely mainly on their existing subscriber base.
Upload cadence (~1264.1 per month). Averaged across the channel's full history of about 20.7 years, so a channel that changed format or publishing pace along the way will not match this figure in any single recent month.
All figures come from public YouTube channel data and are refreshed on a schedule. They are research signals for comparison and context — they are not private YouTube Studio analytics, and they do not include revenue, watch time or audience retention. Read the full methodology.
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Frequently asked questions about MLB
How many subscribers does MLB have?
MLB has 7,380,000 subscribers on YouTube as of August 27, 2026.
How many total views does MLB have?
MLB has 8,204,595,193 total views across 313,615 public videos, averaging about 26,161 views per video.
When did MLB start on YouTube?
MLB joined YouTube on December 25, 2005, which is about 20.7 years ago.
How often does MLB upload?
MLB has published 313,615 videos, which averages about 1264.1 uploads per month across the life of the channel.
What kind of channel is MLB?
MLB is a People & Blogs channel.
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