Royals to stay with Diamond Sports Group in ’25
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals announced Tuesday they have a reached an agreement with Diamond Sports Group to continue broadcasting their games next season.
The Royals are one of four Major League Baseball franchises that are part owners of their regional sports network.
Games will air on Sports Network Kansas City. took over naming rights for Diamond’s 16 regional sports networks last month after Diamond had an agreement with Bally since March 2021.
The Royals and Diamond offered a streaming package last season that saw more than 40,000 subscribers.
Diamond Sports Group, which had its bankruptcy reorganization plans approved last month, has agreements with seven teams for the 2025 season. Besides the Royals, Diamond will broadcast the Atlanta Braves, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Angels, Miami Marlins, St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays.
The Texas Rangers, whose deal expired in October, are assessing their options for next season after they announced they would not be partnering with Diamond.
Diamond also has the rights to 13 NBA and eight NHL teams.
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