Bankrupt Diamond Sports may cut ties with all MLB teams but one
Regional sports broadcaster Diamond Sports Group said Wednesday that it will likely cut ties with all Major League Baseball teams other than the Atlanta Braves in an attempt to complete a bankruptcy restructuring by the end of the year.
Broadcaster Diamond Sports Group drops two MLB teams, implies nine others are in danger
Diamond Sports Group appears to be threatening to drop virtually every MLB team in its portfolio besides the Atlanta Braves, barring renegotiation of the deals on more favorable terms. The court hearing on Wednesday where that message was delivered left the baseball television world in some chaos.
Diamond Sports Group, which owns the Bally Sports branded regional sports networks, could release all MLB teams with the ...
The Cleveland Guardians are one of three teams whose contract with the Bally Sports owners expires at the end of the season.
Diamond Sports Group expects to renew just one of its contracts with a Major League Baseball team, a sign of the bankrupt ...
Diamond Sports Group, parent company of the Bally-branded regional sports network, told a federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday ...
Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, could be down to broadcasting only one Major League ...
The Guardians are in the midst of a playoff run. Now they're looking for a new local TV home after Bally Sports dropped them ...
When the Cleveland Guardians begin the MLB playoffs in the AL Division Series, familiar faces from an Akron hot spot will be ...
Zurich will host the 2025 Diamond League finale, with the season beginning in China. The 16th edition will feature 15 host cities across 14 countries and four continents, ending in Zurich in late ...
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