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RSN-Bereft Colorado Rockies Look to Follow Padres and Diamondbacks Local TV Model, MLB to Distribute Channel Via DirecTV, Comcast, Charter, Fubo ... and DTC
Major League Baseball takes over local TV rights for team after Warner Bros. shut down SportsNet Rocky Mountain
Warner Bros. Discovery Strikes Bellator MMA Media Rights Deal
Max to air eight Bellator championship events, truTV to televise Bellator-themed content
Dodgers-Padres! Spring Training Opener on ESPN in Less Than a Week
Los Angeles introduces big-name free agents in February 22 game
MLB Commish Manfred Wants to Launch a League-Owned DTC Streaming Package in 2025
Dismissing Bally Sports' big Amazon-fueled restructuring plan, Manfred told MLB owners this week that all he needs are the digital rights to 14 teams to make it happen
Netflix Cozies Up to MLB: New Docuseries to Provide 'Quarterback'-like Access to the Red Sox Throughout the 2024 Season
And Netflix commissions another MLB documentary looking back at Boston's unlikely 2004 World Series Championship
MLB Rejects Amazon’s $150 Million Bid to Prop Up Bally Sports (Report)
Commissioner Rob Manfred reportedly wants to negotiate his league's local digital rights directly with Amazon
Tentative Deal Between Diamond Sports Group and MLB Reportedly Pays 9 Teams Their Full Bally Sports Bill, While the Twins, Guardians and Rangers Get Take-It-or-Leave-It Cut-Rate Offers
Major League Baseball has reportedly also floated a provision that would have it seize Diamond's 20% stake in the YES Network if the bankrupt RSN subsidiary reneged on the terms of the agreement
Diamond and MLB Make Peace? They Mediate a Framework to Keep 11 Pro Baseball Teams on Bally Sports Channels Through 2024
Lawyers for the Texas Rangers said they might be willing to take a haircut on local TV rights in order to keep Bally Sports Southwest around for one more season
Holy Cow, Those Are Bad Numbers! World Series Games 1-3 Post Worst-Ever TV Audience Ratings
The Texas Rangers and the Arizona Diamondbacks have provided an intriguing World Series matchup on the field. But on national TV, each of their low-rated games so far has had a bigger audience than the next one
