The sports gambling company attached to the struggling group of regional sports networks with local broadcast rights for more than 30 MLB, NBA, NHL and WNBA teams is changing. Bally Sports is no more.

Bally Sports North, which has been broadcasting Timberwolves, Twins and Wild games since 2021, was officially rebranded ...

Your Miami HEAT officially begins broadcast coverage of their 37 th regular season campaign Wednesday on their new home for ...

Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of several regional sports networks, has closed a partnership deal with American sportsbook FanDuel. On Oct. 21, Diamond Sports Group's Bally Sports will ...

Clicking the link in the above post takes you to a general landing page, reading 'Bally Sports is becoming FanDuel Sports Network on October 21st.' Underneath, the website provides a link for ...

The final days of Bally Sports are upon us. In a move that had previously been widely reported, Diamond Sports Group officially announced on Friday that it will replace its Bally branding with a ...

Starting Monday, Bally Sports Detroit will become FanDuel Sports Network Detroit as part of a new naming-rights deal officially announced Friday by Diamond Sports Group, which owns 16 regional ...

NEW YORK — Following a tumultuous year, Bally Sports Networks will take on a new identity. Bally's parent company Diamond Sports Group announced it has reached a partnership with online gaming ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. A Bally Sports sign hangs in a dugout before the start of a spring training game between the Cardinals and Astros on Thursday ...

Bally Sports is no apparently more. But before Atlanta Braves fans rejoice, they should know there's a chance not much will change for Braves fans that watch the team's local broadcasts.

Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports SoCal and Bally Sports West, said Friday it has entered into a naming rights agreement with online gambling company FanDuel. The deal ...

The sports gambling company attached to the struggling group of regional sports networks with local broadcast rights for more ...