From a young Ken Griffey Jr. in 1990 to Bo Jackson at the height of his two-sport powers, the Diamond Kings ruled baseball.

Diamond Sports is allegedly seeking court approval to go through with its partnership with Amazon despite MLB's doubts. More information should become available on Thursday.

After Diamond Sports, owner of 18 local sports networks aligned with the Bally Sports Network, filed for bankruptcy in March 2022, they've been searching for investors.Well, as part of a ...

Diamond, via its various Bally-branded regional sports networks, currently carries 11 MLB teams’ TV broadcasts: Los Angeles Angels, Milwaukee Brewers, Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals ...

Six MLB teams (Atlanta Braves, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays) will remain on Diamond Sports for 2025.

MLB Diamond Sports to emerge from bankruptcy with new model for local broadcasts. A judge approved the company’s plan, which includes a streaming deal that will allow fans in certain markets to ...

Diamond Sports, which owns the rights to dozens of MLB, NBA and NHL teams and has been mired in bankruptcy proceedings, announced the deal Wednesday.

Diamond Sports Group will not broadcast San Diego Padres games after Tuesday, with the media company missing its rights fee payment by Tuesday night’s deadline. Here’s what you need to know: ...

Sinclair bought the RSNs in 2019 for $9.6 billion from Fox, borrowing most of the amount and heaping the debt payments on what became Diamond Sports.

The Diamond Sports bankruptcy soap opera is rolling on with seemingly no end in sight. And MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is expressing his disbelief with where we currently are in proceedings. For ...

Diamond Sports Group, the owner of Bally’s regional sports networks, released a letter to fans on Tuesday night amid the ongoing dispute with cable provider Comcast/Xfinity.