Judge rules Diamond Sports Group must pay full value to multiple sports teams.
TL;DR
A Federal bankruptcy judge has ruled that Bally Sports North, the primary broadcasting outlet for the Minnesota Twins, must pay the team the full $54.8 million they agreed to over a decade ago. However, it remains uncertain whether the Twins will actually receive the money or if Bally will continue as their primary broadcaster for the season.
Topics:sportsbusiness#bally-sports-north#bankruptcy#broadcasting#business#legal-ruling#minnesota-twins
- Diamond Sports, owner of Bally Sports North, must pay full value to Minnesota Twins and others, judge rules Star Tribune
- Diamond Sports Group ordered to fully pay Twins, Guardians, Diamondbacks, Rangers - ESPN ESPN
- Judge orders Bally Sports operator to pay Twins in full; what now? Sports Illustrated
- Judge orders Diamond Sports Group to pay Twins, D-Backs, Guardians, Rangers full value of media contracts The Athletic
- Judge: Diamond Sports must pay full value of contracts to Twins, others KARE11.com
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