No, the Minnesota Twins did not play on Apple TV+, Friday night, because Diamond Sports Group (Bally Sports) finally went out of business. In fact, quite the opposite was announced this afternoon.

If you go to watch the Carolina Hurricanes tomorrow night and you can't seem to find the channel, don't worry, you may just be looking for the wrong one now. As part of a commercial partnership ...

Minnesota sports fans will see the latest development in the Diamond Sports bankruptcy on Tuesday when FanDuel Sports Network broadcasts the Wild’s game against the Florida Panthers. Bally Sports ...

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The future of televised Royals games was thrown into question Wednesday when the parent company of Bally Sports Kansas City said it planned to drop almost all of its MLB contracts. Diamond Sports ...

Bankrupt sports broadcaster Diamond Sports Group is seeking court permission to re-brand its network of Bally Sports local channels to FanDuel under a naming rights deal with the betting giant.

Three days after the Angels concluded the worst season in franchise history, their fans faced a new and urgent concern: Would they be able to watch their team on television next season? The answer ...

WASHINGTON — Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, could be down to broadcasting only one Major League Baseball team's games next season. During a hearing in U.S.

Diamond Sports Group, which owns Bally Sports, may only have access to Atlanta Braves baseball in 2025. The Milwaukee Brewers have a contract with Bally that expired at the end of the 2024 regular ...

Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports, announced in court Wednesday it will drop broadcasts for all but one MLB team in 2025, according to Twin Cities affiliate KSTP. Diamond Sports ...

Jack Donovan, longtime general manager of what now is Bally Sports Midwest, oversaw the network during the Blues’ run to winning the Stanley Cup in 2019. Reporter {{description}} Email notifications ...