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Diamond Sports to drop MLB teams from Bally Sports regional networks
The post Diamond Sports to drop MLB teams from Bally Sports regional networks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A microphone with the Bally logo is used for a post game interview following the Atlanta Braves 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins at Truist Park on June 28, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. Todd Kirkland | Getty Images Major League Baseball is out of here. Diamond Sports — the owner of Bally Sports-branded regional sports networks — said Wednesday that it plans to drop all MLB teams from its channels except for the Atlanta Braves. Bally Sports has more than a dozen networks across the U.S. Diamond has reached out to all of the 11 teams on its air — the Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Detroit Tigers, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Rays and Texas Rangers — with amended, proposed contracts, to determine the future of MLB on the networks. A Diamond attorney made the comments before a U.S. bankruptcy judge on Wednesday as part of an update on the company’s ongoing bankruptcy process and attempt at finalizing a reorganization plan. Some of those teams were already slated to see their contracts end this season, and some contracts are not being determined by the bankruptcy process, a Diamond spokesperson said. MLB’s regular season ended earlier this week, and the postseason has already begun. Regional sports networks primarily air regular-season games. “To be clear, rejecting these teams is not our preferred path,” Diamond attorney Andrew Goldman said on Wednesday. “Our preferred plan is to bring as many teams into the reorganized [company’s] fold as possible.” He added the company is still in negotiations with the individual clubs, but its discussions with MLB’s Commissioner’s Office have ended. MLB’s attorney James Bromley on Wednesday told the bankruptcy judge it was “unfortunate we are being sandbagged this way,” and added that “some…
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A microphone with the Bally logo is used for a post game interview following the Atlanta Braves 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins at Truist Park on June 28, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. Todd Kirkland | Getty Images Major League Baseball is out of here. Diamond Sports — the owner of Bally Sports-branded regional sports networks — said Wednesday that it plans to drop all MLB teams from its channels except for the Atlanta Braves. Bally Sports has more than a dozen networks across the U.S. Diamond has reached out to all of the 11 teams on its air — the Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Detroit Tigers, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Rays and Texas Rangers — with amended, proposed contracts, to determine the future of MLB on the networks. A Diamond attorney made the comments before a U.S. bankruptcy judge on Wednesday as part of an update on the company’s ongoing bankruptcy process and attempt at finalizing a reorganization plan. Some of those teams were already slated to see their contracts end this season, and some contracts are not being determined by the bankruptcy process, a Diamond spokesperson said. MLB’s regular season ended earlier this week, and the postseason has already begun. Regional sports networks primarily air regular-season games. “To be clear, rejecting these teams is not our preferred path,” Diamond attorney Andrew Goldman said on Wednesday. “Our preferred plan is to bring as many teams into the reorganized [company’s] fold as possible.” He added the company is still in negotiations with the individual clubs, but its discussions with MLB’s Commissioner’s Office have ended. MLB’s attorney James Bromley on Wednesday told the bankruptcy judge it was “unfortunate we are being sandbagged this way,” and added that “some…
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