MLB raises concerns over Diamond Sports dispute with Comcast
The inability to reach a deal with Comcast impairs Diamond Sports’ ability to meet its post-bankruptcy financial commitments, lawyers for MLB say.
Diamond Sports Group is a subsidiary of Sinclair, Inc. that operates around two dozen sports-focused regional cable channels.
The inability to reach a deal with Comcast impairs Diamond Sports’ ability to meet its post-bankruptcy financial commitments, lawyers for MLB say.
Gray Television says it will begin airing Cleveland Cavaliers games on its local CW affiliate in the city, starting in March.
Affected subscribers will need to contact customer service to have the credit applied to their account.
Diamond Sports is suing its parent company over an alleged scheme to siphon $1.5 billion from the regional sports group.
The TV broadcaster saw an 8 percent decline in its media and overall revenue compared to Q2 2022.
MLB will offer some Diamondbacks games for free through mid-July, while also distributing the games on DirecTV, Fubo and cable systems.
Gray Television has secured the rights to games played by the Phoenix Suns basketball team following Diamond Sports’ legal challenge.
The Arizona Diamondbacks and regional sports broadcaster Diamond Sports have postponed a court hearing that was scheduled for Thursday.
Diamond Sports is asking a federal court overseeing its bankruptcy case to end a telecast agreement with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Jerry Reinsdorf’s Silver Chalice has acquired a controlling stake in Sinclair Broadcast Group’s Stadium television channel.
The regional sports operator missed a key payment to continue producing and distributing the baseball games this season.
A federal judge has voided a deal between the Phoenix Suns and Gray Television to bring basketball games to free broadcast TV.