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Murky future for St. Louis Cardinals broadcasts on Bally Sports Midwest
Reports indicate that Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Cardinals TV provider Bally Sports Midwest, will drop broadcasts for some MLB teams under its portfolio next year. For the moment ...
Clearing the airwaves on the Cardinals' fuzzy broadcast bind: How it got bad, will get better
Post-Dispatch media views columnist Dan Caesar joins BPIB co-host and baseball writer Derrick Goold to discuss the regional ...
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Bally Sports Midwest to get new name
ST. LOUIS — The broadcast network that airs St. Louis Blues and has aired St. Louis Cardinals games is getting a new name. Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports Midwest, said ...
Cardinals plan to keep cable TV, add streaming in their revised broadcast model: Media Views
The Cardinals are weighing whether to remain with Diamond Sports Group for less money under a deal likely reduced by at least 20%.
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FanDuel to rebrand Bally’s 16 regional sports networks
ST. LOUIS — There’s been a lot of speculation about where sports fans can see games after the parent company of Cardinals and Blues TV provider Bally Sports Midwest filed for Chapter 11 ...
What does the Blues’ multiyear deal with Diamond Sports mean for their TV future?
The Blues recently agreed to a new deal to appear on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest. CEO Chris Zimmerman explains the ...
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Bally Sports Midwest to get new name
Bally Sports Midwest, which airs Blues games and has aired Cardinals games, will get a new name, effective Oct. 21. The broadcast network that airs St. Louis Blues and has aired St. Louis ...