ST. LOUIS – Amazon will partner with Diamond Sports as part of a restructuring agreement involving 18 regional sports networks under the Bally Sports banner.. Entering the year, Diamond Sports ...

Amazon backed Diamond Sports in bankruptcy court, assuring the St. Louis Cardinals and Blues will remain on TV through 2024 MLB season.

Diamond Sports, the parent company of St. Louis Cardinals TV provider FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, has formally announced a multi-year commercial agreement with Prime Video.

As Diamond’s bankruptcy process continues, Lauren Thomas and Joe Flint of the Wall Street Journal report that the corporation is engaged with Amazon about a potential multi-year streaming agreement.

Diamond Sports Group, bankrupt operator of what was previously called Bally Sports, reached a new linear rights and digital rights agreement with the Cardinals. Skip to main content Skip to navigation ...

Judge Christopher Lopez said the plan, which allows the Cardinals and Blues to continue their relationship with Diamond Sports Group, would save jobs and help fans.

There’s a possibility that St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Blues games could be broadcast on Amazon Prime after their 2024 seasons.

Diamond Sports Group, the bankrupt operator of regional sports networks, has announced a commercial agreement with streaming giant Amazon that will allow in-market fans to watch their teams ...

Amazon's Prime Video could be streaming home for St. Louis Cardinals and Blues games If an agreement is reached, Prime Video "would eventually become the streaming home for Diamond’s games." ...

A $150 million investment in Diamond Sports by Amazon, that would have ... Tigers), and MLB wasn’t willing to sell the rights to the other six teams (Angels, Braves, Cardinals ...

ESPN baseball reporter. Covered the L.A. Rams for ESPN from 2016 to 2018 and the L.A. Angels for MLB.com from 2012 to 2016. Diamond Sports Group, bankrupt operator of what was previously called ...