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Tigers reach deal with FanDuel to continue TV broadcasts in 2025
The Detroit Tigers have reached a deal with its TV broadcaster to continue airing games next year. Diamond Sports Group, which owns FanDuel Sports Network Detroit — the former Bally Sports Detroit — said in a court filing late Wednesday that it reached an amended telecast rights agreement with the Tigers and several other teams.
The future of Tigers' broadcasts has been up in the air ever since their last regular season game. Diamond Sports Group, Bally Sports' parent company, filed for ...
Diamond Sports Group, which owns 16 regional-sports networks including Detroit's, said it has reached an amended deal with ...
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