Bally Sports North, which has been broadcasting Timberwolves, Twins and Wild games since 2021, was officially rebranded FanDuel Sports on Monday.

The embattled Diamond Sports Group announced a new gambling-related partnership for its local broadcasts of NBA, MLB, NHL games.

This is a proposed naming-rights deal, which means very little is going to change from the customers' point of view.

In Northeast Ohio, Diamond operates Bally Sports Ohio, the television home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, and Bally Sports Great Lakes, which had broadcast Cleveland Guardians games for many years but will no longer next season. The networks will be rebranded FanDuel Sports Network Ohio and FanDuel Sports Network Great Lakes, respectively.

Bally Sports Wisconsin' is no more, with a name change coming this month to the network that airs Milwaukee Bucks games.

Diamond — the parent company of Blues regional telecaster Bally Sports Midwest — has been in bankruptcy proceedings since March 2023, a result of dwindling cable viewership over the years.

Amid Diamond Sports Group’s bankruptcy proceedings, FanDuel made the announcement that the name of the channels will change on October 21.

FanDuel also gets linear and digital media placement and integration opportunities across all live NBA, NHL and MLB games on FanDuel Sports Network; and a shared commitment from D

Reporter Hanna Yates alongside fans in September as part of a Bally Sports broadcast of a game between the New York Mets and the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta. On Oct. 21, 2024, Diamond Sports Group announced a rebrand of Bally Sports to FanDuel Sports Network,

As part of a commercial partnership between Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of the Bally regional networks, and FanDuel, the entire network will be rebranded. So now Bally Sports has become FanDuel Sports Network.