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J Over The First Season The League Acquired Over US$200 Million In Sponsorships And Broadcast Rights; Major Sponsors Included Intel HP Omen Toyota T-Mobile And Spotify With Most Deals Valued At Over US$10 Million During The First Season's Pre-season The Games Were Only Streamed Through Blizzard's Website And Through Its Subsidiary Major League Gaming Just Prior To The Launch Of The Regular Season Blizzard And Twitch Established A Two-year US$90 Million Deal For Twitch To Be The Sole Third-party Stream Broadcaster For The Overwatch League In The World Excluding China Twitch Provided These Streams In English French And Korean And Will Incentivize Viewers To Watch These Streams With In-game Items For Overwatch Additionally The Partnership Allowed Blizzard To Offer An All-Access Pass To Viewers Which Gave Those That Purchased It Access To Private Streams And Chat Rooms With Players Coaches League Officials And Announcers In-game Currency To Purchase Team Skins Emotes For Use On Twitch Chats And Discounts At Blizzard's Store The Deal Was Reported To Be Worth At Least $90 Million On The First Day Of The Inaugural Season's Playoffs Disney And Blizzard Entertainment Announced A Multi-year Partnership That Would Bring The League To ESPN Disney XD And ABC Starting With The Playoffs And Through To All Of The Following Season This Partnership Included Broadcasting Rights To The Overwatch World Cup As Well Subsequently Blizzard Partnered With Twitter To Broadcast Near-real-time Highlights From Games Via The Service Starting With The First Season's All-Star Weekend And Continuing Into The Second Season Which Will Include A Weekly Pre-game Show Called Watchpoint During The Break Before The Start Of The Second Season The League Announced A Multi-year Partnership With Fanatics For The Outfitter To Make And Sell Team- And OWL-related Clothing And Other Items