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Report: FanDuel Nearing Naming Rights Deal for Diamond Sports Group RSNs
This agreement would replace the existing deal between Diamond Sports Group and Bally’s Corporation, which is expected to expire upon the conclusion of the Major League Baseball season.
Is Major League Baseball Rooting for Diamond Sports Group to Succeed or Fail?
In a perfect world, MLB would bring almost all of its teams’ broadcasts in house and create a monster streaming package that covers everything.
Bob Fescoe: Why Wouldn’t All Teams Be on the Bally Sports App?
"I don’t know who’s watching because nobody can get it up there, and they don’t have the app up there."
Diamond Sports Group, Comcast Unable to Reach New Carriage Agreement
The development occurs after Diamond Sports Group had reached a multi-year carriage renewal with DirecTV earlier in the week.
Diamond Sports Group Approved to Hold Creditor Vote on Reorganization
"We are focused on reaching long-term agreements with our partners to enable us to continue serving fans across the U.S. and delivering meaningful value to distributors, teams and leagues."
St. Louis Cardinals Want More Streaming Options Apart from Bally Sports in 2024
"I think you’ll have an expanded array of options for getting our games in the future. I just don’t know exactly what those options will be."
Diamond Sports Group Approved for $450M in Debt Financing
During Monday’s hearing, Lopez also approved an amended management services agreement between Diamond and its parent company, Sinclair.
Russell Dorsey Joins Yahoo Sports
The addition of Dorsey is the latest transaction made by Yahoo Sports to bolster its MLB coverage ahead of first pitch for the 2024 season.
Amazon to Invest $100M in Bankrupt Diamond Sports Group as Part of Restructuring
Diamond Sports announced the terms of the agreement today and will await approval from the bankruptcy court in Houston.
Gary Bettman: NHL Has Contingency Plans if Bally Sports Goes Belly Up
“I was like, ‘All I want to do is get through the regular season because then all the games are on national TV, and it’ll become baseball’s problem.’”