(Logo: NBCUniversal/Comcast, Graphic: The Desk) Comcast's streaming television service Peacock will distribute three Major League Baseball (MLB) games later this week. The announcement was made by the league itself in a press release on Monday that said Peacock will stream for free a series of games played between the Philadelphia Phillies and the San Francisco Giants. Comcast holds the local broadcast rights to regular season games played by the San Francisco and Philadelphia baseball teams. Those games typically air on NBC Sports -branded regional cable channels, which Comcast owns. Peacock currently offers three tiers of service: A free, ad-supported version with a limited amount of content, and two premium versions that cost between $5 a month and $10 a month. In a statement, Comcast and Major League Baseball said the games would be available to Peacock streamers no matter which tier of service they use.