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9 MLB teams abandoning FanDuel Sports Network immediately

Sources: At least 6 teams to leave Main Street Sports, join MLB

At least six teams are expected to leave their regional sports network, Main Street Sports, and join Major League Baseball, essentially shedding their once-lucrative local media contracts, sources told ESPN on Monday.

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MLB teams flee cash-strapped FanDuel Sports Network for MLB’s broadcast group

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Nine MLB teams abandoning FanDuel Sports Network immediately: reports

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Angels One Of Three Teams With Unresolved Broadcast Plans As Season Approaches

Major League Baseball announced that it will take over the broadcasts of six new teams in 2026, including the Milwaukee Brewers, Miami Marlins, Tampa Bay Rays, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals ...

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Cardinals have new broadcast partner. Here’s how to watch the Redbirds in 2026

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St. Louis Cardinals Confirm Broadcast Plans with MLB Promising No Regional Blackouts

Sports Business Journal

All nine MLB teams officially leaving Main Street; NBA and NHL in holding pattern

All nine MLB teams whose games are broadcast on FanDuel Sports Network are officially departing the parent company Main Street Sports Group, with eight of the nine expected to migrate to MLB Media.

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Reds going to MLB TV this season

Cincinnati and five other teams are leaving FanDuel Sports Network because of the financial insecurity of its parent, Main Street Sports.

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St. Louis Cardinals Get Clarity on Television Situation For 2026

According to sports business reporter John Ourand, the St. Louis Cardinals have informed Major League Baseball that they plan on utilizing MLB as their broadcast partner moving forward. He put the news out on social media as the Cardinals have officially ended their relationship with Main Street Sports.