Bally Sports Naming Rights Sold to FanDuel – What it Means for Minnesota Sports Fans

The Minnesota Twins got back in bed with Diamond Sports Group last season. As tends to be the case when you do a deal with the devil, things went poorly. The 2025 season will see Major League Baseball produce and distribute Twins games. As they continue trying to stay afloat, Minnesota’s former partner has a new company intending on bailing them out. Diamond Sports Group is the company that owns what was the Bally Sports regional sports network. They produced and disseminated Minnesota Twins (and multiple other franchises) games. With Bally Sports no longer being tied to the channel, it is FanDuel that now takes over. Effectively, the change to FanDuel is Diamond Sports Group being infused with cash in a sale over naming rights. The company has had to shed multiple contracts in order to stay above water. The only Major League Baseball organization that will be on the FanDuel Sports Network is the Atlanta Braves. “Collaborating with FanDuel provides a tremendous pathway for Diamond to elevate the fan experien