Netflix stepped into the world of baseball on March 25 with a game where the New York Yankees defeated the San Francisco Giants 7-0. However, this event was remembered as a show under the name "MLB Opening Night," where baseball and Netflix commercials were mixed. This situation led to numerous criticisms, and Netflix acknowledged its mistakes, taking viewer reactions into account. Gabe Spitzer, the head of Netflix's sports division, admitted the criticisms by saying, "Maybe we crossed the line a bit too much on Opening Night."

Today, Netflix will present the T-Mobile Home Run Derby to baseball enthusiasts. This event offers Netflix a chance to take a more careful approach to the world of baseball. Having the opportunity to make up for the mistakes made during "MLB Opening Night," Netflix aims to deliver a more baseball-focused event this time. It is clear that they need to pay more attention and care to win over the audience.

This year's Home Run Derby will feature prominent players such as Kyle Schwarber from the Philadelphia Phillies, Ben Rice from the New York Yankees, and Junior Caminero from the Tampa Bay Rays. Netflix has significant potential to reach a wider audience with baseball. The event will provide an engaging experience not only for baseball fans but also for Netflix's global viewer base. Netflix has specialized in amplifying major events and wants to make the most of this opportunity.