What Diamond Sports bankruptcy ruling means for MLB, NBA, NHL
At the moment, MLB possesses the rights for seven teams -- the Brewers, D-backs, Guardians, Padres, Reds, Twins and Colorado Rockies, the latter of which joined after Warner Bros. Discovery shut down its AT&T SportsNet-branded RSNs. The Royals and Rangers have yet to make commitments for 2025 and could technically join them, too.
Diamond Sports Group won court approval of a restructuring plan that hands control of the bankrupt sports broadcaster to ...
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The nation’s largest owner of regional sports networks will offer single-game pricing for NBA and NHL games beginning next ...
Adidas is wading more into the NIL market through a new deal with women's high school basketball star Kaleena Smith.
Diamond Sports Group, which owns 16 RSNs, announced Tuesday that the option will be available on its direct-to-consumer ...
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Diamond Sports Group and Amazon have reached a deal that should make a lot of people happy in the Columbus Metro area. The ...
Kansas City Royals fans may be able to watch games on Amazon Prime after bankrupt Diamond Sports Group’s FanDuel Sports ...
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