Regional sports broadcaster Diamond Sports Group received court approval on Thursday for a bankruptcy restructuring that will rebrand its TV channels, trim nearly $9 billion in debt, and renegotiate ...

Natural light streams in from a wall-to-wall window where Eric, a diamond cutter (whose surname must remain a secret), is ...

Diamond Sports Group has won court approval of its bankruptcy plan,  a move that will end the regional sports network company ...

After 20 months of monitoring the Diamond Sports Group bankruptcy case, it wasn’t at all surprising to hear Judge Christopher ...

At the moment, MLB possesses the rights for seven teams -- the Brewers, D-backs, Guardians, Padres, Reds, Twins and Colorado ...

The Reds recently severed ties with Diamond Sports Group and will go into 2025 with MLB handling their broadcasts. The ...

The Cowboys will have to navigate the remainder of the season without Dak Prescott while the Texans fight for the playoffs on ...

New deal includes direct-to-consumer streaming with no blackouts for locally distributed games while maintaining traditional ...

The Cincinnati Reds are leaving Diamond Sports Group and will need a new television home for 2025, according to a court ...

Delay is a developer’s worst enemy. So it is in the developer’s interest to avoid the legal and financial costs of an appeal.

The changing free agent market as well as the evolving landscape around regional sports networks make up a busy offseason for ...

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