Diamond Sports Group, which owns the Bally Sports branded family of regional sports networks has reached a deal to end their carriage dispute with Comcast and will bring MLB games back to Xfinity.

About three months after their stalemate began, Diamond Sports Group and Comcast announced Monday evening they had reached a deal that makes 15 Bally-branded channels available again to Xfinity ...

Major League Baseball on Tuesday again ripped Diamond Sports Group’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy, this time as the carriage dispute between Diamond and Comcast reached the two-week mark. Comcast ...

The Detroit Tigers are coming back to a TV near you. After months of negotiating, Diamond Sports Group, which operates the Bally Sports network, struck a deal with Comcast to bring the regional sports ...

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Comcast's monthslong blackout of Bally Sports channels is finally coming to an end. The two sides announced Monday that they agreed on a new carriage deal, allowing baseball fans to watch their local ...

Faced with a slowing broadband business and divestment of cable units, Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) is already looking into the future. On May 21, NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast, placed a ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A contract dispute between Comcast and Diamond Sports Group, which owns ...

It's a dark time for baseball fans that root for a team on a Bally Sports network and use Comcast as their provider. Bally Sports channels carried on Comcast are no longer available to watch on cable ...

(FOX 9) - Major League Baseball isn't convinced the owners of the Bally Sports networks, Diamond Sports Group, can stay in business after failing to reach a deal with Comcast. At the end of April, ...