– Judge rules Bally Sports North must pay Twins $54.8 million in bankruptcy case.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Uncertainty remains regarding Twins' ability to recoup the money or continue with Bally as broadcasting outlet.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Ruling also favors Guardians, Diamondbacks, and Rangers in their suit against Diamond Sports Group.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Diamond Sports may request contract termination, potentially returning broadcasting rights to teams.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
v– MLB committed to producing and distributing affected game broadcasts if contracts are terminated.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Padres' contract with Bally's San Diego already terminated; MLB making games available to fans.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Court yet to determine fate of Twins' contract; additional payment due on July 1.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– Diamond Sports negotiating with carriers, potential impact on current contracts.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.
– MLB prepared to cover lost TV revenue up to 80% of contracted fees for affected teams.
Sunday marked the debut of the new superteam for New York.