The owner behind the Bally Sports regional networks reached a deal to see its channels return to Comcast cable TV customers.
Diamond Sports reached a deal to see its regional sports networks return to Comcast's cable TV customers on August 1.The deal paves the way for Diamond Sports to present a reorganization plan and potentially exit bankruptcy protection.Diamond Sports — the owner of Bally Sports-branded regional sports networks — reached a deal with Comcast on Monday that will see its networks go live for cable customers on August 1.for Comcast cable customers on May 1 at the start of MLB's regular season.
The company has said it intends to emerge from bankruptcy protection under the ownership of its creditors.
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