MLS on Fox is a promotion of Major League Soccer on FS1 and Fox. Fox Sports first aired MLS games from 2003–2011 on the now defunct Fox Soccer Channel. Fox then won the rights from NBC Sports to air games on the new Fox Sports 1 and the MLS Cup on Fox in even numbered years from 2015 until 2022. Beginning in 2023, Fox will be the only broadcaster simulcasting MLS from MLS Season Pass after ESPN and Univision rejected to simulcast. History In 2003, Fox Sports World began airing MLS games as the secondary cable broadcast partner. In 2012, NBC Sports beat out Fox to air the MLS as the secondary cable partner. Then in 2015, Fox won the rights to air games and the MLS Cup in even numbered years. John Strong was named the network's main voice for their coverage until 2022, when Fox Sports lost the main rights to Apple TV. However, after talks broke down with both Univision and ESPN, Fox will be the sole linear broadcasting partner for the league from 2023 onward. Under the new deal, Fox will air 34 MLS matches (15 on the Fox network and the rest on FS1), eight playoff games, and each MLS Cup through the 2026 season. These matches will also air in Spanish on Fox Deportes. personalities With MLS and Apple TV controlling all inventory for broadcasts from 2023 onward, Fox will simulcast games from the Apple broadcasts, adding their own announcers on a main feed, however FOX and FS1 broadcasts still use their own theme and branding separate from the Apple-exclusive broadcasts. This is a list of personalities from the time MLS matches were produced by Fox itself. Play-by-play announcers John Strong (2015–present) JP Dellacamera (2011, 2015–present) Mark Followill (2018–2022) Derek Rae (2019) Keith Costigan (2019–present) Adrian Garcia Marquez (2019–present) Lisa Byington (2018; DCU v NE only) Jake Zivin (2020–2022) Jenn Hilldreth (2019; DCU v SKC only) Kate Scott (2021–present) Nate Bukaty (2021–present) Callum Williams (2022) Color commentators Stuart Holden (2017–present) Alexi Lalas (2015–present) Maurice Edu (2018–present) Cobi Jones (2018–present) Warren Barton (2020–present) Danielle Slaton (2018–2021) Cat Whitehill (2019; DCU v SKC only) Brad Friedel (2015–2017) Landon Donovan (2016–2017, 2022) Kyle Martino (2011) Brian Dunseth (2015–2017) Eric Wynalda (2006–2011) Brad Friedel (2015–2017) Lori Lindsey (2023-present) Sideline reporters Grant Wahl (2015–2016) Julie Stewart-Binks (2015–2016) Katie Witham (2017–2020) Marisa Pilla (2020) Kyndra de St. Aubin (2022; post-season