Cincinnati Reds look for new TV partner
Cincinnati Reds Leaving Diamond Sports Group, Will Need New Television Partner in 2025
CINCINNATI — The Reds will have a new television broadcast network next season. After being on Bally Sports (Fanduel Sports Network) in 2024, the team is leaving Diamond Sports Group according to a court filing shared by Evan Drellich. What does it mean?
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The Cincinnati Reds and Diamond Sports Group have decided to end their joint venture, allowing the Reds to search for a ...
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