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 ...

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 ...

If you have Xfinity and you're trying to watch the Detroit Tigers, you likely have to find some other options. Diamond Sports Group, which operates all of the 18 Bally Sports regional channels, and ...

The experience for fans ever since Diamond Sports Group bought the rights to many regional sports teams under Bally Sports has been one we’d all like to forget. One by one cable networks and streaming ...

(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, ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves will soon return to Xfinity. The announcement was made Monday after a deal was reached between Comcast, the owner of the Xfinity cable service, and Diamond Sports Group ...