The bankruptcy filing of Diamond Sports Group, owner of 19 regional sports networks across the country, means some baseball fans might not be able to watch their teams on TV.

The financially troubled parent company of regional sports networks that own the broadcast rights to 42 U.S. professional sports teams skipped about $140 million in interest payments due Wednesday.

If you’re a sports franchise in 2018, you’re only as good as your TV deal. There's never been more incentive to build your own network, as the Cubs plan to do — or more pressure to stick the ...

Jim Crane says former owner Drayton McLane inflated value of CSN Houston. McLane counters that Crane tanked the team in ...

You can access your local regional sports network with the Choice Package, which begins at $89.99 / month as well as the MySports Pack $69.99 / month. They also have an Ultimate ...

The Sinclair Broadcast Group SBGI, which acquired 21 Fox Regional Sports Networks (via Disney DIS) for $9.6 billion in 2019, has been active in negotiating the streaming rights to local sports ...

Cord-cutters threaten the existence of regional sports networks. Lost cable fees mean reduced rights payments to teams. It’s uncertain how it will all play out, says Ben Strauss of The ...

At some point in the future, the main way fans will watch local games will be through a streaming service. Business executives are concerned about the cratering regional sports network business ...