Reports: Bally Sports dropping nearly all of their MLB teams, including Reds and Guardians
Bally Sports owners announced Wednesday that they are ending their deal to carry games for 11 of the 12 Major League Baseball teams they carry starting next year, including the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians.
The Cincinnati Reds are one of 5 teams Bally Sports' parent company wants to renegotiate rights-fees contracts with, under its latest bankruptcy plan.
Diamond filed for bankruptcy in March 2023. The Reds’ TV deal has been uncertain since then, although Bally Sports Ohio has ...
Diamond Sports Group attorney tells federal bankruptcy court judge that its Bally Sports networks wants to drop all MLB teams ...
The operator of the Bally Sports regional sports networks said during a hearing that it will cut loose the seven teams it has ...
The Rays may need a new TV home for next season. Diamond Sports Group, the company that operates the Bally Sports regional ...
Diamond Sports Group, which owns the Bally Sports branded regional sports networks, could release all MLB teams with the ...
Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, could be down to broadcasting only one Major League ...
Reports indicated the Cincinnati Reds' local TV partner is ready to stop broadcasting their games next year if they can't renegotiate a current long-term deal ...
Over the past two seasons, Major League Baseball has had to take over the broadcasts of the San Diego Padres, Arizona ...
Diamond Sports Group made the surprising move during a court hearing for its Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to reports from ...
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